Vicious Ultimate Clear/Blue 100yd 17lb

Vicious Ultimate Clear/Blue monofilament line is a 100-yard spool rated at 17-pound test—a dependable choice for freshwater anglers who want responsive feedback and solid knot strength without overthinking gear. This is monofilament engineered for sensitivity and durability, meaning you'll feel strikes clearly and trust your connections when the fish is on the line. The clear-and-blue color scheme gives you visibility above the waterline while staying less visible below, a practical balance for sight-fishing and general all-purpose use.

Monofilament remains the go-to for many freshwater situations: it's forgiving in windy conditions, budget-friendly compared to premium synthetics, and performs well across a range of casting distances. The 17-pound test rating suits medium-sized panfish, bass, pike, and other species where you need enough backbone to set the hook and land fish without unnecessary overkill. A 100-yard spool is ideal for reel refreshes, backup spools, or situations where you don't need to load an entire reel.

Like any monofilament, UV exposure and age gradually degrade the line, so store it in a cool, dark place and don't leave spools sitting in direct sun for extended periods. Check your line regularly for nicks or weakening, especially after heavy use or a tough day at the water. The clear/blue design works equally well for sight-fishing shallow flats or general casting from bank or boat—pair it with whatever leader or terminal tackle matches your target species and conditions.

Key Features

• 17-pound test monofilament rated for responsive, clear strike detection
• Clear/blue dual-color design balances above and below-water visibility
• 100-yard spool—ideal for reel refreshes or backup setups
• Monofilament construction: cost-effective, forgiving, and versatile across freshwater species

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What species and situations is 17-pound monofilament good for?

17-pound test is a versatile freshwater choice suitable for panfish, bass, pike, and similar medium-sized species. It handles general casting, sight-fishing shallow water, and windy conditions well. Heavier line is more visible to fish but offers better strength and durability for snag-prone areas; lighter line is less visible but demands more delicate presentations and careful hook-setting.

Why does this line have clear and blue colors?

The dual-color design is practical: clear sections stay less visible to fish underwater, while the blue portions make the line easier for you to see above the water when managing slack, checking depth, or guiding your cast. This balance works well for most freshwater situations where you want both stealth and practical visibility.

How long does a 100-yard spool last?

That depends on how often and where you fish. A 100-yard spool is typically enough for a complete reel refresh on a medium spinning or baitcasting setup, or to spool two smaller reels. It's also handy as a backup spool for quick line changes or for situations where a full spool would be wasteful.

How should I store monofilament line to keep it fresh?

Keep spools in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. UV exposure degrades monofilament over time, reducing its strength and flexibility. Check your line regularly during the season for nicks, discoloration, or stiffness—these are signs it's time to refresh, especially after heavy use or a year of storage.