Noeby Infinite X8 PE Braided Line - PE 6.0, 80 lb, 300 m

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Noeby · SKU B1054

Noeby Infinite X8 PE Braided Line - PE 6.0, 80 lb, 300 m

Name: Noeby Infinite X8 PE Braided Line - PE 6.0, 80 lb, 300 m
Brand: Noeby
SKU: B1054
Price: 88500 TZS
Availability: InStock

Fishing Lines

An eight-strand braid in Japanese PE fibre, PE 6.0 rated at 80 lb on a 300 m spool. Round, smooth, abrasion resistant and effectively stretch-free.

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Highlights

Heavy braid, round profile

At this strength the line spends its life against coral and under heavy drag. A round, tightly braided eight-strand handles both far better than a flat four-strand does.

8-strand construction

Eight finer strands braid rounder and smoother than a 4-strand, so it casts further and runs quieter.

PE 6.0 at 80 lb

Japanese ultra-high-strength PE fibre in a genuinely heavy rating.

High abrasion resistance

Built for fishing around reef, rock and structure, where heavy braid earns its price.

300 m spool

Fills most 6000 to 10000 size reels, or tops up a bigger one over backing.

Product description

About this product

Noeby Infinite Braided Line – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Dar es Salaam.

Heavy braid is a different proposition from light braid. At PE 6.0 you are fishing drag settings that put real load through everything in the system, usually within reach of coral, and usually on fish that go somewhere the moment they are hooked. The line has to survive all of that.

The Noeby Infinite X8 uses eight strands of ultra-high-strength Japanese PE fibre. The eight-strand construction matters more at this end of the range than at the light end: more, finer fibres braid into a rounder and tighter line, which resists abrasion better, lays on a big spool more evenly, and runs through heavy guides with much less friction and noise than a four-strand of the same rating.

This spool is PE 6.0 at 80 lb over 300 metres, which puts it in offshore jigging, popping and heavy shore work – kingfish, GT, tuna, amberjack and grouper on the reef edges and drop-offs. A 300 m spool fills most 6000 to 10000 size reels, or tops up a larger one over backing.

Two practical points. First, a heavy braid needs a heavy leader – two to three metres of 100 to 200 lb fluorocarbon or mono, joined with an FG or PR knot – both for abrasion resistance and because braid is very visible in clear water. Second, back the drag off: braid has no stretch, so the drag is the only shock absorber in the outfit, and a setting that felt right on mono will pull hooks.

Buying a Noeby Infinite Braided Line in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the noeby infinite braided line at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Every noeby infinite braided line is checked in store before it leaves us, and our staff use the same kit in the field, so you get an honest answer on fit and sizing rather than a sales pitch.

Not sure which noeby infinite braided line suits you? Call or message the showroom and we will talk you through the options that are actually in stock in Tanzania.

Spare parts and replacements for the noeby infinite braided line are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

Browse more Fishing Lines in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on fishing line, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

Model	Noeby Infinite X8 PE braided line
Construction	8-strand braid
Fibre	Ultra-high-strength PE imported from Japan
Line number	PE 6.0
Breaking strength	80 lb
Spool length	300 m
Diameter	Not published by Noeby for this size
Profile	Consistent round profile for even spool lay
Water type	Saltwater and freshwater
Use	Spinning, baitcasting, jigging, trolling and casting
Target	Tuna, GT, amberjack, kingfish, grouper and other powerful species
SKU	B1054

Questions

Good to know

What does PE 6.0 mean?

PE is the Japanese line-diameter scale used for braid - a higher number is a thicker line. It describes thickness rather than strength, which is why the pound rating is quoted alongside. This spool is PE 6.0 at 80 lb.

What reel size suits it?

A 8000 to 14000 size reel is the usual match at this line class, on a popping or jigging rod rated to suit. Fill the spool to within a couple of millimetres of the lip - an underfilled spool costs real casting distance.

What leader should I use with it?

Two to three metres of heavy fluorocarbon or mono, joined with an FG or PR knot. At this line class that usually means 100 to 200 lb leader. Braid has poor abrasion resistance against coral and is very visible in clear water; the leader solves both.

Why buy a 1000 m bulk spool?

Cost per metre, principally. A bulk spool fills several reels or fills one large reel with a lot left in reserve, and works out far cheaper than buying short spools. It is what most boats and serious anglers do.

Should I change my drag setting?

Yes, downwards. Braid has no stretch, so the drag is the only shock absorber in the outfit. A setting that felt right on mono will pull hooks and break leaders with braid.

What knots should I use?

FG or PR to join braid to leader - both are slim enough to pass through guides on a cast. Palomar or uni to tie braid to terminal tackle. Never a clinch knot; it slips on braid. Wet every knot before tightening.

How long does heavy braid last?

Several seasons with care. When the first 10 to 20 metres go fluffy from abrasion, cut that off rather than replacing the spool, or reverse the line so the unused end comes into play.

How do I look after it?

Rinse the reel and line with fresh water after sea use and let it dry with the drag backed off. After fishing coral, run the first few metres through your fingers and cut back to clean line.