Triple Fish Monofilament Line

An old name returns. Filkemp S.A. a world leader in monofilament and fluorocarbon production and technology based in Portugal, is now the owner of the registered trademark Triple Fish. They appointed AFW exclusive worldwide distribution rights to Triple Fish in May 2015, announcing the return of the Triple Fish name to fishermen worldwide.  These European produced lines are aggressively priced and a terrific value to fishermen. The line is available in pink, clear and a unique camo colored line. For now we at CharkBait brought in the pink and camo lines. Two good reasons for this, I like both of these options a lot. I’m a big believer of the camo coloring process, have used the parent firms Quattro Fluorocarbon leader now for many years, and it’s my go to FL line. I fish this line rather than others, such as Seaguar’s very good product. Reason, I have more confidence in the line and it’s priced better. I get bit well on the line, otherwise I wouldn’t buy it regardless of cost. But, I’m convinced that the unique multi-color tint aids in reduced visibility during bright days. The camo mono offers similar benefit, the line does not act like a fiber optic cable transmitting bright sunlight through the line at increased visibility. Others can come to their own conclusions, but I think you’ll find agreement if you fish their FL lines and there’s no doubt the process is beneficial for mono just as it is for fluorocarbon. In terms of the pink line, there aren’t too many out there, Ande is best known. but, Ande has been increasing costs over the past years and there are supply chain issues with the product. Triple Fish offers a good pink (SALMON) tint, and for some anglers pink is a preferred color. I well know the albacore guys love the pink, and there’s no better value line out there than Triple Fish’s offering.