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Copolymer
Mono's upgraded cousin — multiple nylon materials blended for less stretch and smaller diameter than standard mono, while keeping easy handling and knots.
When to use it
- All-around main line
- Crankbaits and moving baits
- Anglers who want mono handling with more sensitivity
Strengths
- Less stretch than mono
- Thinner and often stronger than mono
- Still knots easily and casts smoothly
Weaknesses
- More expensive than basic mono
- Still more visible/stretchy than fluoro or braid
Key facts
Best species: Bass, walleye, all-around freshwater and light inshore
Underwater visibility: Moderate
Stretch: Moderate (less than mono)
Abrasion resistance: Good
Casting: Very good
Knot notes: Excellent
Common mistakes
- Assuming it's the same as cheap mono
- Ignoring it as a great value main line
