HINOTSU - HUGE HUNT HE-1/HE-2 SINKING LINE 100M BRAIDED LINE

HINOTSU - HUGE HUNT HE-1/HE-2 SINKING LINE 100M BRAIDED LINE is a 100m sinking braided-line series offered as HE-1 Orange and HE-2 Apple Green. The live strength range runs from 30LB to 80LB in both colours, giving anglers a direct, visible main-line option for controlled subsurface and vertical presentations.

Key Features

Sinking-line design: intended to reduce surface bow and help the rig settle into the working zone.
Two high-visibility colours: Orange and Apple Green support line watching above water and quick setup identification.
Low-stretch braided response: improves contact with weighted rigs, jigs and bottom-oriented presentations.
Matched live range: all six listed breaking strains are presently available in both colours.

What It Solves

Floating line and surface bow can delay sink rate, increase slack and make contact difficult to read. Huge Hunt HE-1/HE-2 is intended to track beneath the surface more readily, keeping a straighter connection to the working rig.

Because sinking braids vary in density and reel behaviour, test the setup in controlled water before relying on a particular fall rate. This page does not invent an unverified sink-speed figure.

Specifications

Line type	Sinking braided main line
Spool length	100m
Live breaking strains	#30LBS, #35LBS, #45LBS, #50LBS, #60LBS, #80LBS
Live colours	ORANGE, APPLE GREEN
Model / colour	HE-1 Orange; HE-2 Apple Green

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

Recommended Pairing

Pair with medium-heavy or heavy tackle for weighted presentations, bottom work and situations where reduced surface bow is beneficial. Select 30–45lb for moderate loads and 50–80lb for heavier sinkers, stronger current or firmer drag.

Add a leader selected for bottom abrasion and terminal-rig needs. Confirm reel capacity and drag for the chosen line class, especially when working close to structure.

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.