A sinking braid reduces line drift and bending caused by wind and waves during casting. It sinks quickly after casting and sinks faster in the water to reduce the arc of the angler’s line. This faster sink rate also allows the lures to fall faster during deep-water presentations. The Almight’s specific weight is 50% higher than that of traditional braided lines. By reducing drift and line curvature, the Almight allows the angler to have better contact with the lure and improve bite detection. The Almight is currently the only descending braided line on the American market. The Almight has a density of 1.48 compared to water which has a density of 1.0 and traditional braided lines which have a density of 0.97. Almight is constructed with a four-plus-one-fiber design featuring four outer PE strands with a high-density core in the center.
