Berkley FireLine Superline Fishing Line
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Having never fished salt water, I don't know what to expect. Freshwater is the only type of fishing I do. I have always been able to get the best results with Fireline. It provides excellent casting and handling on the spool, and makes for a great braided line. I use 10 and 20 pound line. In the past, I have used 8 pounds of Fireline for steelhead, and it has worked
It is equal to 10 pounds with a diameter of 4 pounds
You have 100 yards to go! There is a repetition of colors.
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Since the initial release of FireLine, I have been using it regularly. I started with the original, black line. It may be beginning again) but I don't know. When I was picking out a line, I knew I had to get my go-ahead Here we are on FireLine again, and I chose the Tracer. I have two dates available this time A braid with no stretch has a strength and feel like no other, it is very sensitive and has no stretch even braid without stretch is quite a bit flexible. As for my rating, I would give it a 5 out of 10. However, this would mean that FireLine from a few years back would have gotten 5 stars. I have some of this line which is only a month old that has gone from dark black and green to light grey and yellow (almost white) I have also noticed that this line is fraying, but never Although the line continues to perform well, it is no longer amazing like it once was.
The purpose of buying this was to use it with a couple of spinning reels to troll for walleye. It is crucial to ensure my crankbaits are positioned properly at the correct depth by using metered line. This line has a change of color every 10 feet, according to Berkley. That's great. I've just found what I'm looking for. However, it is not every 10 feet as it should be. There are color changes in the room varying from 9 feet 6 inches to 10 feet 6 inches and there is no consistent off color or that I might be able to correct. Suppose I set my planer board to 90 feet away from the truth. If I go 10 feet further from my mark to achieve an accurate depth, I could be off by 10 feet which translates to more depth deviation than my troll data shows for certain deep diving crankbaits. That was a huge waste of time and money on your part, so thanks for that. As a result, I'll be sure to steer clear of Berkley products (lures, lines, etc. ).
As a jewelry maker, I work on many beaded projects, including bead-covered jewelery Weave together Fireline and Wildfire 6 at the same time Test the strength of the candidates There is, however, a small selection of colors available for the single-color model I often find that the color spools I have available (mainly black, smoke grey, and crystal Fireline, as well as black, frosted (white) and green Wildfire) leave me with few choices when using certain transparent beads (e. g. In some cases, such as with colors such as rust, yellow and some light blues) or beading techniques such as right-angle looming A weave with the angle weave or right-angle weave The thread will be visible at the edges of the angle weave. (For transparent beads, using white or crystal is not a good option if you intend to make multiple passes Even though other types of thread may be used, such as Nymo, which comes in many colors, it may not be the best fabric to use when working with beads that A medium blue color (possibly a royal blue), lemon yellow, red, a green color (really a teal), and orange color make up this spool. This product was bought for me to see if the colors would function in the situations I mentioned in my previous response. I just received it Using the right-hand side of the keyboard, I tested A weave of crystal AB Czech fire-polished beads with an angle weave. One of my errors was - An angle unit) using three There is also a red Fireline, a green Wildfire, and a "green" segment (teal) of this project A colored fireline with all threads at 0 is shown. A 15mm screw. The angle units were degrees and latitudes). As you can see from the above photograph, the units made with crystal Fireline, green Wildfire, and teal segment of this product are from left to right, while the other three photos showcase what the corners look like with this thread On the second photo you can see that the crystal Fireline (2nd photo) and the Green Wildfire (3rd photo) are quite visible, while the Teal segment of this Fireline (4th photo) is almost invisible It wasn't a priority for me to do a sample with black Widlfire or Fireline. B/S Since the strands are 10 feet in length, I think the length is suitable for many beading projects. C/S I often re-add thread several times when I make jewelry that requires many, many feet of wire since using a single continuous strand is usually impractical (extra time spent pulling the wire through the beads No doubt there will be tangles and knots), so I don't anticipate a problem with the length. I see only one drawback if you need more than 10 feet of thread for your project, you'll need to cut out the segments, and that will result in having a number of thread lengths with colors you don't use. To keep the segments that aren't being used, it will probably make sense to use some empty spools.
I just got the chance to set up the line. I was able to tie a knot easily to the line, and the color did not fade when it was placed on the spool. My impression is that it should be stiff, but I think that's the way it was intended. The boat will be in the water this weekend, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it works.
I found it to be a bit stiffer than I anticipated. Aiming to catch vertically jigged crappie in Southern California reservoirs in wintertime was a good use of this kit. It was possible to place the jig between 10-1/2" in the strike zone The depth can be accurately measured up to 35 feet.
The only line I use is Fireline Fused. Redfish, Black Drum, Trout, Jacks, and Spanish Mackerel are some of the fish I catch on the Coastal Bend of Texas. My fish range up to 50 lbs. Fireline Fused is what I use for offshore as well as this line. However, I do use 20 lb test for offshore.
One of my favorites is fireline. I love the multiple colors on this roll.
The ice is kept out of my line, so I really enjoy it.
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