Snyde Copolymer Line from Kryston

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Lee Swords

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I have been using this stuff (along with Krystonite) for over two seasons field testing the stuff and i love it! It is as tough as old boots and perfect for what I want from a line on the Trent where weed/reed and mussel beds are the hurdles every barbel you hook will try to have you jump. TRY IT!
 
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Lee I take it it's a good line even if your not fishing it slack? Sorry just want to ask before I rip off my sensor ;)
 
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Christian send me your address and I will send you a spool....It will take about a week though as its with the rest of my gear.

It is a serious floodwater line...which means this year its had some serious tonk!
 
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Hi lee have you used the line for carp fishing if so whats it like ?
 
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Gary Knowles

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I got hold of some a couple of years ago and used it for boat pike fishing. Like Lee says, 'tough as old boots' and i couldn't fault it either.
 
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Lee,

The review states that it's diameter is of regular proportions - does it's density or any of it's other properties require specific knots to be used or do the usual suspects work okay?
 
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It's recommended to use a palomar or blood bite knot. I've used grinner knots and it's ok. Not had any monsters on it yet to test to destruction (hopefully never either), but it is a nice line, limp and fairly memory free.

I'm on 11lb and that's 0.30mm - measured by me.
 
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