08-05-2003, 02:13 AM
[#800000][size 2]What is your favorite fishing line? Heavy or light. Mono, braided, or flurocrap? Let the arguement, I mean discussion begin:[/size][/#800000]
[#800000][size 2] When Vanish came out, I thought I had a reel secret. I been using for about 7 or 8 years(can't remember when it hit the market)? Pro's- it sinks very well, its invisible in water, It doesn't get alot nicks/cuts(less abrasions than mono), and I always caught lots of fish. Con's-it does stretch a little(I like to throw into trees 20feet over my head), Major line twists on spinning gear(I know most of the tricks on not to get twists), and it goes bad after a couple weeks(for me about 4 trips).[/size][/#800000]
[#800000][size 2] I started using McCoys Mean Green this spring and like it alot. Alot less twists than vanish and just as abrasion less too. But, I'm not catching as much fish(I believe this has to do to weather and over abundant forage this year[crazy]. [/size][/#800000]
[#800000][size 2]Ok, there my 2 cents. Thanks for the idea TD![/size][/#800000]
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[#800000][size 2] When Vanish came out, I thought I had a reel secret. I been using for about 7 or 8 years(can't remember when it hit the market)? Pro's- it sinks very well, its invisible in water, It doesn't get alot nicks/cuts(less abrasions than mono), and I always caught lots of fish. Con's-it does stretch a little(I like to throw into trees 20feet over my head), Major line twists on spinning gear(I know most of the tricks on not to get twists), and it goes bad after a couple weeks(for me about 4 trips).[/size][/#800000]
[#800000][size 2] I started using McCoys Mean Green this spring and like it alot. Alot less twists than vanish and just as abrasion less too. But, I'm not catching as much fish(I believe this has to do to weather and over abundant forage this year[crazy]. [/size][/#800000]
[#800000][size 2]Ok, there my 2 cents. Thanks for the idea TD![/size][/#800000]
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