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In reply to Post #4
I've used the 18lb and currently spoiled up with 15lb. Was only saying to myself earlier how impressive it is and how well it casts for a fluorocarbon. Maybe it's a user issue 🤷🏻♂️😬
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In reply to Post #3
Never had issues just tie it to a tree and walk back as far as the bank allows and stretch it before use.
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In reply to Post #2
Interesting comments. Credit where it's due I've also just loaded up with it for the first time and I'm quite impressed, particularly with its casting properties for a fluoro.
In fairness, I've also had it wrap round my spools but I use mags and I'm quite used to this anyway. I'm not saying it's user error at all, but it definitely takes more “maintenance” than others lines (quite typical for fluoros, I find). It gets a thumbs up from me, but horses for courses.
Only thing I'd change is the 200m spools - only takes one disaster and its 20 quid down the drain.
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In reply to Post #1
I had issue with Korda subline years ago not sitting right & curling up never again.
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Just a quick heads up to avoid this stuff.
Needed up stripping it off after only a few sessions due to it always springing off the spool and either wrapping behind and under the spool or ending up in a total birds nest.
Tried tying the line to a peg and stretching out and didn't help.
Pile of rubbish and I don't usually say that about any Korda product
Neil
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