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crilley1119

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So ive been looking for a thread about best throwball line and couldn't find anything. So if you know a thread just post a link so I can find it or give me your suggestions. So all the throwline I have ever used has always ended up knotting up and giving me tons of issues even the zing it line is not that great does anyone have any suggestions?
 
Oh man, the zing it had me so frustrated, couldn't even look at it without it tangling up. I don't know if its because of the braided design or what but it got tossed in the back for emergency only.
I bought some of the fling it- much better, its got kind of a flat lay to it that just works. I used to have some real old line like this for years that was great, not sure if the same stuff but lasted a long time.
 
Put your line in a folding cube, helps eliminate some of the tangles. I like new england dyna glide throw line. It has a breaking strength of 1000 lbs. I have yet to break off a throw bag in a tree, and i have even hung off of it to get it unstuck.
 
I think you can't really ask this question without also discussing storage. The same line performs totally different on a hand real than it does in a throwcube. For my money, I use he 2.2 mm zing it. Mostly out of a thowcube, but we have a couple shorter zing it's on hand reels that we use for pulling sections around.

One thing that makes a big difference is I twisting the line when it's new. When over a new roll of line, i go to the park and in reel the whole thing, then take it for a walk. I know another guy who takes his fishing and trolls it behind the boat. He swears by it. You only do it once, before putting the line into action.

I like the way the 2.2 zing it handles. On the hand reels it does tend to get more
Twisted though.

Shaun
 
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