TASLINE PREMIUM BRAID
Pure PE Fishing Braid
Tasline is premium braided fishing line, precision-engineered in Australia for anglers demanding extreme strength, thin line diameters, and maximum casting distance.
We craft our 8-strand PE braid in controlled micro-batches, individually testing every spool for breaking strain, diameter accuracy, and knot strength. Each spool is numbered with its exact test results published online for total transparency into your PE fishing line.
Our custom braiding and proprietary finishing process creates an ultra-smooth, supple, highly abrasion-resistant braided line without heavy coatings. From lightweight lure casting braid in estuaries to ultra-thin jigging braid offshore, Tasline delivers the reliable strength needed under heavy drag.
CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON
THREE CONSTRUCTIONS. ONE STANDARD.
TASLINE X4 SOLID
4-CARRIER WEAVE
The casting specialist: fewer wind knots, more accuracy, more distance. 4lb and 6lb classes.
Best for
- Casting further
- Cutting wind knots
- Fishing light lures
- Hitting your mark
TASLINE X8 SOLID
8-CARRIER WEAVE
Tight, round and smooth. Runs quieter through the guides and ties cleaner knots. 8–100lb classes.
Best for
- Fishing every style
- Running smooth and quiet
- Casting at distance
- Jigging with clean line lay
TASLINE X12 HOLLOW
12-CARRIER HOLLOW CORE
Silk-smooth and spliceable. Knotless wind-on leaders for serious game fishing. 60–130lb classes.
Best for
- Trolling lures
- Backing top-shots
- Splicing wind-on leaders
- Maximising line capacity
TESTED
SCAN THE SPOOL. SEE ITS TEST RESULT.
We don't quote averages alone. Tasline prints real tested figures. Per-spool certificates are coming: every spool pull-tested, its result published under its test ID.
Step 01
FIND THE TEST ID
On the white sticker on your spool.
Step 02
SCAN THE QR CODE
Or go to the Tasline Tested page and enter it.
Step 03
READ YOUR RESULT
See the actual breaking strain recorded for your spool.
WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN
TASLINE SPECIFICATIONS EXPLAINED
PEAK LOAD
The force the line held before it broke. We publish real average break results for every class, not only the number on the box.
RATED CLASS
The number on the box. We consistently test above it - for example, a 16lb class averages 24.5lb on test.
PE RATING & DIAMETER
PE is the Japanese diameter standard. Our diameter-to-strength ratio is independently tested, so you get thin line with real breaking strain.
NO COATING. NO SHORTCUTS.
WHY CHOOSE TASLINE BRAID?
- Uncoated Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibres: natural feel, superior knot strength, nothing to flake or peel
- Self-lubricating fibre runs smoother through the guides and casts further
- Strong diameter-to-strength ratio, proven in independent third-party tests
- Small controlled batches on precision Herzog braiding machines from Germany
- Made in Australia, with 30+ years of braiding experience behind every spool
COMMUNITY
TESTED BY THE PEOPLE WHO FISH IT.
Wallace Pankhurst
“I spend a lot of time on the water chasing Murray cod, so having reliable gear is really important to me. That's why I use Tasline.”
Billy Hughes
“Good thing when the fish of your life is on the other end of your line. You need to be able to trust your gear.”
Mawson Mos
“I've absolutely abused my Tasline over the last couple of months, putting it through all kinds of hell, and I can't recall a time it's actually failed me.”
Ryan Wright
“I've been using Tasline since day one, it's easily the best braid I've ever used.”
Lachlan Scott
“When the fish of your life is on the other end of your line, you need to be able to trust your gear.”
Ryan Zietlow
“I've been using Tasline since day one, it's easily the best braid I've ever used.”
Jack Weymouth-Smith
“I have been using Tasline for a few years now and can't fault it one bit — strong, reliable, and ties a great knot.”
Andrew Colston
“I absolutely love Tasline, so I have nothing but good things to say.”
Philipp Hlava
“I have been using Tasline for several years now, whether it was chasing bluefin tuna in Spain, France and Italy, or fishing in destinations like Sudan, Djibouti and Mauritius. Now it's become the braid I use for all of my fishing here in Australia.”
Joshua Dawson
“Tasline braid is my go-to — as you've probably seen, it's all I'll use on my reels.”