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Berkeley Fireline Crystal
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1 3190 5/9/2007
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100% of reviewers $17.00 6.0
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Description: The world's first translucent superline for near invisibility underwater Advanced technology FireLine is now 20 percent stronger than before. This thermal filament casts more easily, ties better knots, and stays more hassle-free than conventional braids. Along with exceptional strength, FireLine delivers ultimate sensitivity for instant feel, and the ultrathin diameter provides low visibility and incredible lure action.
Keywords: braid line
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Cary
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Review Date: 5/9/2007 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $17.00 | Rating: 6 

 
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Haven't used it long, but I like it in general. This was one of the first two spools that I filled with braided line. My first impressions are consistent with pretty much any braided line -- its strength-to-diameter ratio is much higher than mono, it stretches less, it's more durable, it's harder to tie.

I like to use a mono leader, so that if my lure gets hung up, I can break off the mono and not lose x-number of feet of my main line. This way my spool's not half empty every couple of outings. This line is noticeably more slippery than the non-crystal Fireline -- a uni-to-uni is the only knot I've been able to get to hold the leader on.

I've not looked at it from underwater so I can't testify to its invisibility.
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