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Old November 12th, 2004, 11:08 AM
Charlie
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites! Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.


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Old November 12th, 2004, 03:27 PM
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 11:08:57 -0000, "Charlie"
wrote:

I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites! Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.

Try looking on ebay fishing listings. There is a whole section
devoted to lines and you can pick up spools quite cheaply.
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Old November 12th, 2004, 09:41 PM
Dave
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

If you are still stuck check out www.basspro.com

They are in the USA but when I was there a couple of weeks ago it was about
$25 for 300yrds, with the current exchange rate it is a bargain.

Regards

Dave



"Charlie" wrote in message
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I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites! Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.




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Old November 12th, 2004, 09:41 PM
Dave
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

If you are still stuck check out www.basspro.com

They are in the USA but when I was there a couple of weeks ago it was about
$25 for 300yrds, with the current exchange rate it is a bargain.

Regards

Dave



"Charlie" wrote in message
...
I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites! Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.




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Old November 12th, 2004, 10:32 PM
SEAANGLING
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

They are in the USA but when I was there a couple of weeks ago it was about
$25 for 300yrds, with the current exchange rate it is a bargain.


Long way to go for a spool of line though, cheers, Norman.
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Old November 12th, 2004, 10:32 PM
SEAANGLING
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

They are in the USA but when I was there a couple of weeks ago it was about
$25 for 300yrds, with the current exchange rate it is a bargain.


Long way to go for a spool of line though, cheers, Norman.
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Old November 12th, 2004, 10:32 PM
SEAANGLING
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

They are in the USA but when I was there a couple of weeks ago it was about
$25 for 300yrds, with the current exchange rate it is a bargain.


Long way to go for a spool of line though, cheers, Norman.
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Old November 13th, 2004, 03:18 PM
Richard Bartlett
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

"Charlie" wrote in message
...
I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be

honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites!

Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.


Try www.summerlands.co.uk/index.htm
They're just about the cheapest I've found (& used) in the UK - & the
service is speedy.

hth

Richard (Leeds)



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Old November 13th, 2004, 03:18 PM
Richard Bartlett
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Default Cheapest Fireline?

"Charlie" wrote in message
...
I'm after some 4lb or 6lb test fireline. I think that's right! Now, I
should explain. It's not for fishing, it's for beadwork and to be

honest,
when I search for it on google I get thoroughly lost on the websites!

Can
anybody help me and save me from confusion?

Charlie.


Try www.summerlands.co.uk/index.htm
They're just about the cheapest I've found (& used) in the UK - & the
service is speedy.

hth

Richard (Leeds)



 




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