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In reply to Post #17
Thank Charlie but I already have a lifetime supply lol
It is good dosnt beak at knots and does everything a coated braid
should do
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In reply to Post #16
They are still selling it Steve. You can buy direct from their website, currently got it with a little discount off too.
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In reply to Post #15
The spotted fin coated braid is really good , better than n trap
I bought up a few reels before they stop selling it
It dosnt get any mention anywhere
The esp stuff is also very good
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In reply to Post #14
Try a palomar knot instead.
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In reply to Post #1
. . .Jel- E-Wyre . . lovely stuff
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In reply to Post #12
I was like that, then I saw hydrolink 
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I got so peed off with this happening I just stopped using coated braids years ago. Now use combi rigs/ fluoro/ braid. Too frustrating tying a rig then it's ruined when you tighten the last knot.
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In reply to Post #9
The atomic one I found the coating comes off/splits too easily.
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In reply to Post #8
Interesting, I think Atomic jelly wire is the best out there, esp is okay but for me not as good as jelly wire.
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In reply to Post #7
Esp don't split/fray on knots it's brilliant.. used to swear by jelly-e-wire untill I got a spool of esp
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In reply to Post #1
bed them down a bit slower and use plenty of saliva.
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In reply to Post #1
Which coated hook link is it?
I've been using ESP Tungsten Loaded and had no problems whatsoever with 4 turn grinner.
Maybe go real slow when tightening down the knot with plenty of saliva.
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In reply to Post #1
Had that problem yesterday with N Trap never happened before.
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In reply to Post #1
Had that years ago but don’t use those brands anymore. From memory I used to dab the knott with cooking oil to lubricate and bed it down slowly without stripping
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