SUNLINE Shooter Machinegun Cast [New Att Brown] 150m #4.5 (18lb)

Every time I take part in a role, my heart leaps with excitement.

Let’s MACHINGUN CAST!!

• An overwhelmingly pleasant casting feel

The Shooter brand’s proud nylon line, “Machinegun Cast,” has continued to evolve, becoming stronger, less stretchy, and more durable for longer use.

This model utilizes Plasma Rise technology to maintain the durability of previous models while achieving an “overwhelmingly comfortable casting feel.”

The supple thread quality and highly slippery surface minimize resistance, allowing the lure’s trajectory to extend smoothly right up to the point of impact with the water. This bass fishing line provides a superior casting feel for everyone.

• Low-stretch design allows you to manipulate lures as you wish.

It inherits the low-stretch design from its predecessor.

By setting the elongation to be equivalent to fluorocarbon, it allows you to manipulate lures as you wish and possesses the sensitivity to feel bass bites, changes in terrain, and contact with cover.

- In bass fishing, which involves a particularly high number of casts, and where there are longer periods without catching anything, we thoroughly pursue a casting feel that makes every cast feel “satisfying.”

- Plasma Rise significantly improves the duration of the casting feel, aiming to break away from the image that nylon deteriorates quickly.

- By creating a low-stretch design comparable to fluorocarbon, it maintains the trouble-free performance characteristic of nylon while achieving direct handling and sensitivity.

- By adding red markings every 5 meters to the conventional brown color, the thread blends in with the environment while creating a slight contrast in its appearance, making it easier to grasp winding speed and distance.

- The 75m mark (50m mark for 100m rolls) is marked with a black mark and can be used as a guide for when to use it twice.

• It comes with lb stickers that can be attached to the reel, so you can easily see what lb line you’re currently using.