Line, leader, tackle accessories: the small equipment makes a difference by the water. This page brings together fishing gear for the Black Friday, with a great focus on monofilament, nylon and fluorocarbon lines. Filter by material and usage to choose your line based on your technique.
This page brings together the Trek Expert accessories you regularly need. It extends fishing during Black Friday, with its rods, rigs, and clothing.
This page is a good starting point if you're looking for a specific line or accessory. Many products are fishing lines made of monofilament, nylon, or fluorocarbon, sold on spools.
Keep a spare line in your bag: a line damaged by an obstacle can be quickly replaced, and a partially used spool prevents you from missing a day of fishing over a minor detail.
Monofilament serves as the main line and is quite flexible. Fluorocarbon, less visible underwater, is often chosen for leaders. Predator nylon and specific leaders complement lure fishing setups.
The line diameter is chosen based on the size of the target fish and the type of bottom. A thinner line passes better through the guides and casts further, while a thicker line offers better abrasion resistance. Check the specifications: the diameter and breaking strain are indicated there.
Predator nylon withstands teeth and friction against obstacles. Fluorocarbon sinks and is less visible, which is preferred in clear water. For precision fishing, ensure the indicated diameter matches the claimed breaking strain.
The selection is based on Shimano, Berkley, Carp Spirit, Gamakatsu, and Sufix. The specifications provide the spool length, diameter, and usage.
Shimano and Berkley are the most prominent names, ahead of Carp Spirit, Gamakatsu, and Sufix. Cross-reference the brand with the type of line to compare on an equal footing.
If you're torn between two lines, choose the one with a specifications sheet that clearly states the spool length, diameter, and breaking strain, and keep it out of direct light.
Remember to check the line colour: a tinted line is less visible on certain bottoms, while a clear line is easier to spot above the waterline. This detail matters more than you might think.
Pair the line with a rod, rigs, and baits. For longer sessions, check the bivouac and textiles.
A line is only as good as what’s at the end of it: choose hooks, leaders, and rigging accessories that fit your fishing style. For lure fishing, a fluorocarbon leader is often mounted between the main line and the lure.
The fishing sales, fishing clearance, and new products provide additional inspiration.
A session should be prepared with a rod, line, hooks, bait, and for long nights, a bit of comfort. The other pages with good deals will add these items to your cart.
Start here, then check the fishing clearance.
A predator nylon or fluorocarbon leader, depending on the technique. Check the specifications.
The heavier the target, the larger the diameter. The specifications detail the recommended use.
On the rods page.
In rigs.