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The Daiwa Sensor Clear Line is designed for anglers who prioritize reliability and long-term durability, making it an ideal choice for both carp and specimen fishing. This 25lb monofilament offers exceptional suppleness and knot strength, providing a consistent, high-performance experience under pressure. While its robust design is excellent for challenging environments, users should note that as a 0.520mm diameter line, it is best suited for heavy-duty setups rather than finesse presentations.
| Model Part Number | CSM250 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Daiwa |
Yes, it is highly durable, but be sure to rinse it thoroughly with fresh water after every saltwater session.
The diameter is 0.520mm.
This spool contains 465 meters of line.
Daiwa Sensor is known for its excellent suppleness, meaning it has significantly lower memory than many other standard monofilaments.
Yes, its strength and low visibility make it a great choice for heavy feeder fishing setups.
As a standard monofilament, it has neutral buoyancy but can be made to sink effectively with back-leads or sinking additives.
Check your line roller on the reel for debris and ensure the bail arm is closing properly before beginning your retrieve.
Ensure you lubricate your knots with a small amount of saliva or water before pulling them tight to prevent friction burns on the line.
To get the best performance from your Daiwa Sensor Clear, always ensure it is wound onto your reel under consistent tension. When spooling, keep the line taut to prevent loose coils which can lead to tangles. For maintenance, rinse the line with fresh water after fishing in salt or brackish conditions to remove grit that could potentially damage the surface. Store your spool in a cool, dark place away from direct UV sunlight, as excessive exposure can degrade monofilament over time. Before every trip, inspect the first few meters of line for nicks or abrasions, especially if you have been fishing near rocks or submerged timber.
