We tested and reviewed the best fishing lines—including monofilament, braid, and fluorocarbon—for bass, trout, walleye, crappie, and saltwater.

We review the best fishing lines for crappie and, more importantly, when to use each type: braid, mono, copolymer, and fluorocarbon.

Many anglers will use braided lines for their thin diameter and sensitivity, but those advantages aren't as pronounced with crappie fishing (compared with bass fishing) since lighter mono and ...

There are so many types of fishing line, styles, designs, tests, and even colors. What's the best line for you? Here's our guide.

I recommend braid in 10-15 pound test. The microfiber strands used to make braid has zero stretch and telegraphs even the most subtle crappie bites.

The spring fishing season is here, and pro angler Dave LeFebre has advice on the type of fishing line you'll need.

Braid also has an inclination to slip out of many common fishing knots--many anglers resort to the double surgeon or other specialty knots to prevent slippage.

Veteran guide offers tips and techniques for reeling in Texas limits with cooler weather on the menu ...