Texas Bushcraft Tarred Bank Line Twine - #36 Black Nylon String for Fishing, Camping and Outdoor Survival – Strong, Weather Resistant Bankline Cordage for Trotline

If you're going to make a ridgeline out of cord, you'll need this for attachment points along the line. Check out Corporal's Corner for instructions on how to make a quick deploy ridgeline out of this by tying Prusik knots with it. This material can be used to make a variety of binding knots, as well as improvised shelter.

Kelvin Sharp

| Jun 16, 2021

This has quickly become one of my favorite things to do. For just about everything, I keep my favorite utility cord in my pocket. I particularly like that it's braided rather than twisted, because that means it won't unravel as soon as you cut it to length, as twisted lines frequently do. It also helps to keep it from unraveling because it has been tarred. I usually light a lighter on the freshly cut ends of any nylon-based material. stranded line to keep it from unraveling, but I know I won't have to worry about it if I'm in a hurry or don't have a lighter with this line. br> For the past week, I've been very busy getting all of my gear ready for a new fishing adventure that involves trotting lines from a kayak on a large lake. The second image shows one of the many applications I've discovered for this line. It's a folding knife that I keep clipped to my right front pants pocket while fishing, and I use a short length of Texas Bushcraft Tarred Bank Line tied off at the other end to a small carabiner that I attach to a belt loop or whatever is handy so that if I reach out over the water to cut something and drop the knife, it won't fall in the water and get lost. My first roll of line ran out a few days ago, but rather than grab some other line, It is expected to arrive the following day. Woo Hoo!.

Alora Flores

| Oct 26, 2021

Strong knots are formed by the tarred line. br>I'm using it for shelter lines as part of my camping gear. Having cordage on hand is always a good idea. This is my primary cordage at the moment. It's lightweight but strong enough for most applications. br>I still have some paracord, but this has taken its place as my go-to tool. to tie a knot.

Jazmine Whitaker

| Nov 25, 2021

This was purchased to repair the netting that covered my poultry area. After several winters in Montana, the net has a few large holes that I keep trying to patch, but the repairs never last. I repaired the net again after receiving the tarred twine, but then we had an Arctic storm with several feet of snow and - 25F. I went outside to see how things were holding up, and everything is still in good working order. It was also really nice to use the twine because it didn't tangle or slip. It's absolutely fantastic.

Trace Barber

| Aug 10, 2021

I've used it to make lashings for my bucksaw, ladder frame pack, arrows, and natural shelters, and it's been strong and compact. I've also used it to hang my backpack when I stop for a break and as a ridge line, and I've even broken it down into three strands for repairs. I've also used it as a fishing line and am very happy with everything it can do. This is an outstanding product!.

Julian Baird

| Oct 02, 2021

I bought three rolls over the course of a few days; the first was around 480 feet because I was making 250 foot trotlines and ran out of material; I started using the second roll and it appeared to be put together with scraps. I couldn't keep going because there were so many cuts. I'm hoping for a better third roll.

Valentin Conway

| Oct 08, 2021

A fantastic follow-up message was sent by the seller. following the completion of the order That appeals to my tastes. This is tough, with a tensile strength of over 300 pounds. I've used this type before, and it's easy to deploy in an emergency, and it can even be reused if you want to. It is cost-effective and versatile. br>Great stuff, get some and be ready for when you run out of paracord and need to put up or tie down a tarp, a win fly, and the list goes on and on, such as making a fishing it game net, fishing (trout line), and so on. br>Cheers.

Kristian ASHTON

| Dec 01, 2021

In general, the bank line is tarred, and there isn't much to say about it. Because paracord on paracord tends to slip, I used it to tie some prusik knots on my ridgeline for a tarp. It's very strong, and I'm going to use it for a lot of other things. br>br>I should mention that the company did send me a nice thank you message after the product was shipped after I purchased it. That, in my opinion, demonstrates that they provide excellent customer service (even if the message was automated).

Gianni Silva

| Jun 09, 2021