
Yamatoyo Famell PE Light Game


Yamatoyo Famell PE Light Game
2 in-stock variations
¥1,430
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YAMATOYO TEGUSU’s PE LIGHT GAME WHITE is a standard 4-strand braided PE line designed to transmit subtle bites to the angler’s hand during finesse light-game fishing. Made from 100% Super PE, its white line color provides good visibility even during night fishing.
Available in ultra-fine sizes, it is designed to reduce resistance in and above the water, making it easier to detect bites even in strong winds. Taking advantage of PE’s low stretch, it helps anglers detect changes transmitted through the line when fishing with lightweight lures. In addition to light-game fishing for horse mackerel and rockfish, it is also suitable for Mameika eging. The 150 m spool is available in sizes from No. 0.2 to No. 0.6, while the 100 m spool is available up to No. 0.8, allowing anglers to choose the appropriate size for their fishing style and tackle. PE lines are susceptible to friction heat and abrasion, and their strength can vary depending on the knot used, so an appropriate knot and leader combination is required.
Available in ultra-fine sizes, it is designed to reduce resistance in and above the water, making it easier to detect bites even in strong winds. Taking advantage of PE’s low stretch, it helps anglers detect changes transmitted through the line when fishing with lightweight lures. In addition to light-game fishing for horse mackerel and rockfish, it is also suitable for Mameika eging. The 150 m spool is available in sizes from No. 0.2 to No. 0.6, while the 100 m spool is available up to No. 0.8, allowing anglers to choose the appropriate size for their fishing style and tackle. PE lines are susceptible to friction heat and abrasion, and their strength can vary depending on the knot used, so an appropriate knot and leader combination is required.
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