Maxima Fishing Lines

Maxima Treazure

2011-10-11T16:52:00.000-07:00

When copolymer fishing lines first hit the market, the folks at Maxima were impressed, but not overwhelmed. Though Maxima's scientists liked the concept of blending the benefits of a rugged line with low memory, they felt they could do better.

They were right. And after considerable research and effort, they came up with Treazure, a unique multi-polymer formula used to create an incredibly limp, strong and tough line.

The concept of a copolymer is simple enough. If you have a low-memory line of soft nylon that's handles abrasion poorly, you can protect it with a coating of a more durable material. The two polymers become a "copolymer."

The shortcoming is twofold:

The moment you damage the coating, you lose the protection.
When the line stretches, the two polymers tend to separate, weakening the line.

The solution, Maxima found, was to blend the materials into one. That eliminates any concern about damaging the coating, because there is no coating. You also eliminate the damage caused by pulling the core and coating apart, because there is nothing to separate. It's a single line.

So much for the theory. How does Treazure perform in the field?

It performs beautifully.

Not only is Treazure the strongest and toughest line ever produced by Maxima (and that's saying a lot), but this ultra-limp line flows freely off the reel, achieving incredible distance. And its minimal, controlled stretch produces both superb sensitivity and authoritative hooksets.

So get on board. It's time to discover the Treazure.

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Maxima Treazure Green

2011-08-11T16:53:00.000-07:00

One of the best new fishing lines introduced to the market these past few years has been Maxima Treazure. Well, good as Treazure was, it just got better.

Ever since the introduction of nylon monofilament, anglers have been confronted with a fundamental choice when buying fishing line. You could go with a durable mono capable of withstanding heavy abrasion, but that meant a line with miserable memory. In other words, you got a "hard" nylon that came off the reel in tight coils, and those coils caused tangles and sacrificed sensitivity. It was akin to fishing with a Slinky.

The alternative was a "soft" nylon. Soft nylon allows the line to come off the reel straight, but it abrades easily, meaning you risk getting cut off if you fish near structure. And even when structure is absent, the fish can cause their own abrasion as the line rubs against their jaws or scales.

To avoid the problems of those extremes, most manufacturers decided over the years to use a nylon that falls somewhere in between. But the compromise has always been less than perfect, because it didn't actually solve anything. It just moderated the drawbacks of choosing between hard and soft.

Another approach was the introduction of copolymer lines, which use a soft core with a hard surface coating. But even that approach came up short: If you damage the coating, you've lost your protection against abrasion, effectively leaving you with just another "soft" line.

Maxima's scientists liked the copolymer concept; they just figured it needed to go a step further. The better approach, Maxima realized, was to incorporate its high grade copolyamides into the line itself, meaning there is no surface coating to be damaged. The result of this unique and exclusive process is a line with unmatched abrasion resistance, superb strength and essentially no memory. And because Treazure stretches less than standard monofilaments and copolymers, the sensitivity is simply amazing.

Treazure's one shortcoming was that it came only in clear, because the copolyamides refused to accept dye.

That is, until now.

Maxima's new Treazure Green is available in 6- through 40-pound test. Delivery to retail stores is expected in October. And that means no more compromising. You can have a seriously rugged fishing line with minimal memory, great strength and excellent sensitivity. And if clear Treazure doesn't suit your needs, just go Green.

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Maxima Fluorocarbon

2011-08-11T16:51:00.000-07:00

Many people fish with fluorocarbon, smart anglers use Maxima.

Fluorocarbon fishing lines got off to a fast start years ago, because the material's properties made it essentially invisible in water. But it didn't take long for anglers to realize fluorocarbon brought with it many drawbacks. It had memory problems, it handled impacts poorly and knot strength was lacking.

When Maxima introduced its fluorocarbon, anglers discovered a 21st century technology that offers the ultimate in invisibility as well as castability and durability. Maxima fluorocarbon is manufactured with a new polymer structure that enhances sensitivity and strength. Maxima also incorporated its legendary high-durability finish for maximum abrasion resistance and knot strength, while treating the line with UV protection to ensure that Maxima fluorocarbon retains these qualities longer.

Today, there are many fluorocarbon lines on the market. If you are looking for the best, there is only one Maxima.

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Maxima Ultragreen

2011-08-11T14:49:00.003-07:00

When you need a fishing line on which you can rely, Maxima Ultragreen still sets the standard.

The first thing you notice when picking up a spool of Ultragreen is the color. Yes, this is the original green monofilament and, though many have tried, nobody has ever managed to duplicate the subtle green tone that makes this line virtually invisible under water.

But Ultragreen's beauty is more than skin deep. Though it comes off the spool soft and limp, Ultragreen has tremendous abrasion resistance due to its highly durable finish. And Ultragreen gets top scores on knot strength as well.

The competition among fishing lines is fierce, and today's angler has many options from which to choose. And yet, Maxima keeps proving itself with a premium product. When conditions get tough, go with the line against which other companies are measured. Go with Ultragreen.

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Maxima Chameleon

2011-08-11T14:48:00.003-07:00

Maxima Chameleon is more than just a name. This exclusive line is treated with a special dye that actually changes hues to match surrounding waters, whether muddy or lightly stained.

But that bit of "magic" is only one of Chameleon's attributes. This unique line also features the toughest finish of any monofilament on the market. That makes Chameleon ideal for casting around rocks, brush and other snags.

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I.G.F.A. Class Lines

2011-08-11T14:46:00.001-07:00

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Maxima Clear

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