H&H Black Floating Trot Line 25 Hooks w/Swivels

A trot line lets you cover serious water and run multiple hook sets at once—perfect for catfish, bass, or whatever else bites in your home waters. The H&H Black Floating Trot Line comes rigged with 25 hooks and swivels, so you can get it in the water fast. At 120 feet long, you've got the reach to work deeper channels or span a productive section without the hassle of building one from scratch. The black color blends into the water and won't spook wary fish, and the floating design keeps your hooks at the right depth while the line stays manageable on the surface.

H&H built this rig from quality twine and fused plastic sleeves, which means it'll handle heavy fish, snags, and the wear that comes with regular use on the water. The brass swivels do their job—they spin freely so your line doesn't twist into a mess when you're setting or pulling hooks. Whether you're running it overnight in a river or checking it throughout the day, a fully rigged trot line takes the guesswork out of setup so you can focus on finding fish and handling what bites.

This is a serious tool for anglers who know what they're doing with trot lines. It's not complicated, just dependable—the kind of gear that does one thing well and keeps doing it without complaint.

Key Features

• 25 pre-rigged hooks and brass swivels for immediate use
• 120-foot working length for extended coverage
• Black floating poly line blends into water conditions
• High-quality twine construction with fused plastic sleeves
• Swivels reduce line twist and tangles

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included with this trot line?

This trot line comes fully assembled with 25 hooks and brass swivels already attached. You unroll it and fish—no rigging required.

Why choose a floating trot line over a sinking one?

A floating trot line keeps your hooks at a consistent depth near the surface or at mid-water, depending on how you set it. The black color and floating design work well for species that feed at various levels and in clearer water.

What size fish can this handle?

The heavy-duty twine and brass swivels are built for serious catfish and larger species. The construction is sturdy enough for regular use, but the exact breaking strength and hook size aren't specified—contact the manufacturer for load ratings if you're targeting specific species.

Is this suitable for river and lake fishing?

Yes. The 120-foot length and floating design work for both rivers and lakes. Rivers benefit from the extra length to span current, while lakes let you work deeper holes and channel edges.