Daiwa N’Zon Sinking Feeder Mono 300m
Product Information
Daiwa N'Zon Sinking Feeder Mono is a sinking monofilament main line for feeder fishing where nylon main line is preferred. Its very supple construction has high linear strength, while the low-glare colour reduces visibility and its dull surface prevents underwater reflections.
The line is abrasion resistant and durable, with high knot strength for feeder work. Daiwa supplies it on a 300m spool with a 150m marker that divides the line into equal halves, allowing two reels to be filled with 150m each.
Breaking strains run from 4lb at 0.16mm through 5lb, 6lb and 8lb to 10lb at 0.26mm. The 5lb, 6lb and 8lb versions measure 0.18mm, 0.20mm and 0.23mm respectively, and the line is made in Japan.
Features and Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Line length | 300m spool |
| Spool marker | 150m |
| Breaking strain | 4lb, 5lb, 6lb, 8lb and 10lb |
| Line diameter | 0.16mm, 0.18mm, 0.20mm, 0.23mm and 0.26mm |
| Line type | Sinking monofilament for feeder fishing |
| Supple construction | Highly supple |
| Abrasion resistance | Abrasion resistant and durable |
| Knot strength | Superior knot strength |
| Finish | Low-glare colour with a dull surface |
| Country of manufacture | Made in Japan |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much line is on each Daiwa N'Zon spool?
Each spool contains 300m of line and has a 150m marker.
Which breaking strains does Daiwa N'Zon Sinking Feeder Mono cover?
The line comes in 4lb, 5lb, 6lb, 8lb and 10lb breaking strains.
What diameters does Daiwa N'Zon Sinking Feeder Mono use?
Diameters run from 0.16mm to 0.26mm across the range.
Is Daiwa N'Zon Sinking Feeder Mono made in Japan?
Daiwa N'Zon Sinking Feeder Mono is made in Japan.
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