I have a great deal of saltwater experience with the Gliss fishing line. It is something like dental floss in its light weight, smoothness, and flexibility. It is harder to tie. If your knots won’t stay tied with this product don’t knock the fishing line. After learning how to tie it, the knots are infallible. The main advantage of the this line is that it casts a nautical mile (open water requirement) and has virtually no memory. Not to mention being able to put a league of line on the spool due to it’s greatly reduced diameter. Change your line every season and you will be sorely disappointed with regular braid or mono forever more. There is no comparable product. I am a non-attorney Bubba spokesperson.

This line, hands down, has the greatest strength-to-diameter ratio of ANY other line. It is not braid; it's fused. It's THERMALLY EXTRUDED (heated&stretched) strands of Dyneema, giving you the thinnest, strongest, smoothest, best casting, most sensitive line on the market. Period. That said, it's NOT for beginners! You MUST tie good knots, avoid hooks with eye gaps, and know how to manage your line. It is extremely thin. I use 18lb (.006") on spinning gear and 40lb (.01") on casting gear. It does tend to fray with heavy use but with 18, 24, and 40lb strength, a little fraying doesn't weaken it much. Also, because it's so thin, knots WILL escape some hook eyes that have gaps. I overcome this by leaving an old palomar knot of mono in the gap. It will also CUT YOU BAD if you're not careful. It casts further than ANY and ALL other lines and the sensitivity is second to none. IMO, the pros FAR outweigh the cons. You will feel more bites than ever before. It really makes you realize how many bites you've been getting all along but just didn't feel. If you're ready to up your game, try it.

This line breaks very easily and starts to frey on the first cast. I bought the 18 lbs test and it has literally broken while casting. It is not worth even a dollar. I've never had line that breaks so easily. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

Awesome line. Better than braid. Super strength.

I have not used it yet, however spooling my reel with the line really surprised me by how small the diameter of the line actually is compared to braid or mono of the same weight strength.

Using 8 lb. Gliss and cannot believe how smooth this is compared to 5 lb. braid. My casting now is unbelievable. Complete silence when passing through the guides. I use the improved clinch knot, wrapping at least 9 turns before putting through the loop and have not had any knot failures. I always double the line when tying a knot, even when I used braid. So far the characteristics of Gliss have switched me from braid. Time will tell.