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Seems others hate it but I have been using it since it came out and think it
is a very good line. I worm fish with it and like the way I can feel the bottom much better than mono. My eyesight is not what it used to be and got to where I could not see where the line met the water. Went back to clear/blue Stren and never had the feel and less hookups with that. When they came out with the Transition Vanish, I gave it a try and wont use anything else. Most here sing the praises of braid, but I for one think it is crap. If I were fishing waters where the grasss was heavy as some here from the north do, then maybe I would use braid. Don't know. As far as complaints about knot breakage on the Vanish, I have never had a knot to fail. I always use a palomar, but I am very careful when I cinch it down. People I know that do have knot problems have problems with all line(mono and flouro) because they don't cinch it down right. At least that is what the problem was when they fished with me. Different strokes for different folks is what it boils down to. "Brendan" wrote in message ... I've started using it recently and find it quite useful. |
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