Flexible strand made of nylon, fluorocarbon, or braided materials, used in angling to connect the fishing rod and reel to the hook or lure. It serves as the crucial link between the angler and the fish, transmitting tension and allowing for control during casting and retrieval. Fishing lines come in various strengths, thicknesses, and compositions to suit different fishing techniques, target species, and environmental conditions. Whether monofilament, fluorocarbon, or braided, each type offers unique characteristics such as stretch, visibility, abrasion resistance, and buoyancy, influencing its suitability for specific fishing applications. Choosing the right fishing line is essential for maximizing angling success and ensuring a strong and reliable connection between the angler and the catch.