HINOTSU - NC-1 NANO CASTING LINE 150M BRAIDED LINE

HINOTSU - NC-1 NANO CASTING LINE 150M BRAIDED LINE is a 150m braided main line for light and controlled casting. The live selector offers five pound-test choices in Apple Green and Dark Green, allowing anglers to choose either a highly visible line-watching colour or a more subdued tone while staying within the same line family.

Key Features

Casting-oriented braid: a compact main-line format intended for efficient release from spinning or baitcasting reels.
Low-stretch feel: helps transmit small lure movement, bottom ticks and light takes.
Two green options: Apple Green supports visibility; Dark Green offers a quieter visual profile.
150m spool: practical for compact reels and many freshwater, estuary and light inshore lure setups.

What It Solves

Light lures lose distance and control when main line is bulky, springy or slow to leave the spool. NC-1 provides the fine, direct behaviour of braid for more efficient casting and clearer feedback during finesse presentations.

All ten live variants are colour-and-strength pairs. No PE-number or diameter claim is added because those values are not encoded in the current Shopify options.

Specifications

Line type	Braided casting main line
Spool length	150m
Live breaking strains	#11LBS, #17LBS, #20LBS, #26LBS, #6LBS
Live colours	APPLE GREEN, DARK GREEN
Product code	NC-1

Choose from the live variant selector. Only combinations shown there are currently offered.

Recommended Pairing

Use 6–11lb on ultralight and light spinning setups, 17–20lb for general lure casting and additional cover tolerance, and 26lb where stronger tackle or firmer hook-setting pressure is required. Confirm reel capacity and actual drag.

Pair with a light leader for clear water and lure freedom, or increase abrasion resistance around rock, timber and shell. A compact knot matters on small guides and lightweight rods.

Spool braid under firm, even tension. Use a braid-compatible knot, tighten it progressively and test the completed leader connection before fishing. Select the final line class for reel capacity, terminal load, working drag, leader strength and cover—not by breaking strain alone.