4-strand braid in Moss Green, a classic low-visibility color. 6–100 lb test, spools from 150 to 3,000 yards.
- ✅ Abrasion resistant — 4-strand weave handles rocks, docks, timber and heavy cover
- ✅ Zero stretch, high sensitivity — feel every bump, tick and bite
- ✅ Thin for its strength — spool more line and cast farther than mono or fluoro of the same lb test
- ✅ UHMWPE fibers — strong, durable braid for freshwater and saltwater
🎨 Why Moss Green?
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Low visibility — a natural green that blends into vegetation, weeds and stained water.
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A bass favorite — a go-to for flipping, frogs and fishing grass.
🎯 Which Line Weight Do I Need?
A good starting point. Match it to your rod and reel rating.
| Line weight |
Common uses |
| 6–15 lb |
Spinning reels, panfish, trout, walleye, finesse bass |
| 20–30 lb |
All-around bass, inshore saltwater, most baitcasters |
| 40–65 lb |
Frogs, punching, heavy cover, pike and musky, surf |
| 80–100 lb |
Offshore jigging, big game, heavy saltwater |
📏 Which Length Do I Need?
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150 yds — tops off one reel
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300 yds — fills most bass and inshore reels, or tops off two
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500–1,000 yds — several reels or a full rod lineup, at a lower cost per yard
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1,500–3,000 yds — bulk spools for big offshore reels, guides and shops
Not sure how much you need? See our guide to how much braid you need.
📐 Size Chart
| Line weight |
Diameter |
| 6 lb |
0.10 mm |
| 8 lb |
0.12 mm |
| 10 lb |
0.14 mm |
| 15 lb |
0.18 mm |
| 20 lb |
0.22 mm |
| 25 lb |
0.25 mm |
| 30 lb |
0.28 mm |
| 40 lb |
0.32 mm |
| 50 lb |
0.36 mm |
| 65 lb |
0.45 mm |
| 80 lb |
0.52 mm |
| 100 lb |
0.60 mm |
💡 4-Strand or 8-Strand?
4-strand is tough, abrasion resistant and a great everyday line. Want longer casts and quieter retrieves? Step up to X8 8-strand braid.
🪢 Rigging Tips
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Knot: we suggest a Palomar knot for tying braid directly to hooks and lures.
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Clear water or line-shy fish: add a fluorocarbon leader.
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Cutting: braid is tough on regular clippers. Braid shears make clean cuts.
