The core technology of smart textiles is the conductive fiber. However, there is still a problem that the adhesion between metal layer and fiber surface is insufficient. In this study, the atmospheric-pressure plasma (AP-plasma) treatment was employed to modify the surface of nylon fiber. In addition, the silver ammonium was introduced into nylon surface to enhance the bonding strength after AP-plasma treatment. Then, the silver sputtering was covered on fiber surface to form a silver-coated conductive fiber. The AP-plasma treatment successfully improves the adhesion between metal layer and nylon fiber surface, and enhances the water resistance of conductive fiber. When 450 W of AP-plasma is applied, the adhesion is strongest. At this time, the conductive fiber can be successfully washed up to 30 times, and the line resistance is only 144 Ω/cm. In addition, from the SEM-EDS mapping analysis, the silver atom was successfully penetrated into the nylon fiber. Therefore, a coating and filling composite conductive fiber was achieved. This novel AP-plasma treatment demonstrates an effective approach to prepare a both washable and conductive fiber.