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Fluorocarbon fishing line is a type of line that Nick Ruiz of the Bass Resource website says has no “line signature.” This angling term describes the line a fish can see as it attaches to the lure or hook. This is significant to anglers, who will employ fluorocarbon in different ways, often tying some to their more visible lines in an effort to fool fish.
