Texas Bushcraft Tarred Bank Line Twine - #36 Black Nylon String for Fishing, Camping and Outdoor Survival – Strong, Weather Resistant Bankline Cordage for Trotline

This is the best catfish set lines. Very Strong the dark color helps hide them. Ties very easy and tar help it not slip. Very versatile. For other uses. And it's a lot for a small price.

Great line. Strong, rot resistant, would buy again

Just got this line and pulled length off. Seams strong, easy to work with and has somewhat of a grip type texture

The string is a bit stiff but that comes in handy. There is a little bit of smell so I do recommend airing the spool for a couple of days if you're throwing it in a pack, the quality seems to be good, overall a pretty decent product

Yes it's good item exactly what I needed and wanted I tried both the braided and the twisted I will stick with the twisted more flexibility of use but I did like the braided and may use that for saltwater fishing just to try

Good for bank lines fishing, very durable. The line does tend to twist and kink a bit which is why I gave it 4 stars.

I like it a lot. I have "wasted" some of it to tie and practice my knots and lashings with which has come in handy but I did reuse some of those pieces. I used some of it for my kids zippers. Nothing fancy just ur standard knot and used heat shrink tubing to cover the knot with to make it look more fancy/professional than it really is lol. It is stiff when you first get it. I'm sure it's either the manufacturing process or just the coating they used for the added durability and abrasion resistance but it does make it kind of difficult to use. For example, those little pieces I used on the backpack zippers, bc of the stiffness and lack of flexibility, it was difficult to even get the ends of the line through the bight to tie it off the know and it was also a little difficult to tighten the knot which often led to me either using my teeth and pulling or a pair of pliers just to get it to tighten. I will say this tho, as I was practicing my knot tying and my lashings, the line did easier to work with and did get a little more flexible. Functionality, weight, size, and so far it has been worth the price. The real test will come when we go camping and I get to use it like I intended but so far it's been great. The knot strength is great, I didn't use the heat shrink tubing on the line knot bc I thought the knot would come undone, I used it for aesthetics just to make it look more professional rather than "someone tied a piece of 'rope' to these zippers". I do love this product and so far it has worked perfectly for everything I have used it for. I got a lot of bank line for what I paid for it in comparison to what I could've paid.

I bought the Texas Bushcraft #36 tarred bank line because it boasted the highest breaking strength at 350lbs, and I’ve tried plenty of other brands up here in Alaska to fix my nets. Without a doubt, this is the best and strongest line I’ve found so far. It works perfectly, holds up through harsh weather, and doesn’t fray or weaken like other brands. Affordable, reliable, and tough enough to handle serious use, a must have for anyone who needs a line that can actually take a beating.

Works great holds nice

Qualité correct, mais pas aussi bien que la marque principale concurrente.

Good quality

Good quality

Strong and helpful in varios situations...always bring them when hammockcamping etc