Mariner® Tarred Twisted Nylon Twine
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- 100% nylon fibers
- Abrasion resistant
- Resistant to oil, gasoline and other strength-reducing chemicals
Rated 4.8 out of 5Â by 16
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by JerryCic Very tough string
I needed something dark and thin and strong.
This combination is apparently hard to find.
Anyway I went with this product and am more that pleased with its quality and price.
It is an amazing 160lb strength. And it does not easily fray when cut.
I am using it to support some netting above my chicken yard to prevent the Hawks from getting in. The strength is needed to prevent breaking when icicles form. 100% satisfied. BassPro shipped immediately and i had the product in hand in just a few days.
February 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Deputydog What I wanted
This appears to be what I wanted. I haven't used it yet but it looks like what I needed for general use.
December 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Peregrine Strong Versitile and 3 Strand
I have sailed for years. Travelled by schooner from Victoria, Canada to Ackland, New Zealand. I found this line to be of great use when making repairs to rigging on our all block and tackle rigging. I found that it didn't unlay immediately when cut and could even be worked as I would large line for splicing. It was therefore good for macramé and decorative work as well. In particular I used it to form rapping on the metal rails which I then painted. This provided a more natural feel and was warmer to the touch while at sea.
September 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by mystic1219 Exactly what I needed
I jug fish for catfish and was using 50lb mono line. Whether it was catfish, gar or bowfin I kept getting break offs. I bought this and the green braided nylon line and I am more than happy with both. I prefer this line (tarred twisted) slightly over the braided, but either work perfect for juggin'.
August 6, 2012
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Is it heavily tarred?Answers
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three strands.Not heavily tarred. You have get your nose right into it to smell it at all.
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There are 3 strands. It is not tarred heavy, I was worried about it being messy to handle but it is does not leave a residue on your hands or anythin. It is heavy enough though I think it would hold up to anything you put it through.Q:Â
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Can this be used on a closed face reel or does it have to be used on an open faced reel
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I wouldn't recommend using this in a reel situation. Mostly for trot lines and to tie off things exposed to weather.
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neither one man its trotline. youd get line 10 feet of it on your reel.A:Â
This particular line that I purchased is recommended by the manufacturer as suitable for "trotlines'.It could be used on a 'deep sea' (open faced) reel for special purposes. Keep in mind that this is not a normal fishing line.
I use it for many purposes.
Current strength ratings as of this date (Wed., March 09, 2011) are:
#18 = 165 pounds tensile (breaking) strength
#36 = 320 pounds tensile strength
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I would say 1/16th inch.
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its trotline so think of a small rope with tar on it.
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For item number 42395200 the diamemter is . .058" and for item number 42395400 the diameter is .085".Answers
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45 lb. test
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Approx. Break Test (Pounds)# 18 is 165 Lbs.
# 36 is 320 Lbs.
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