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Some one told me that TUSA has a new line made from Kevlar. I was just curious to know if anyone else has heard of this, and, or maybe even used it. I haved furled with Kevlar before and it furls nicely but it is not really my material of choice. Looking to see if this is a material that is wanted on the market. I do believe this would make for a pretty heavy bulky line that would be more difficult on a softer rod.
Wet lines,
Brandon
i've been using Chris' Hi Viz Tenkarabum level lines since I started, but recently picked up a Gen 3 TUSA furled line and I have to say, it's all I used on my last trip to Yosemite. It casts really nicely. I'm using an Amago.
I use furled lines, but they are much lighter then TUSA Traditional line. Largely in part because of materials used. Did the line feel slightly heavy?
You know, it actually felt really nice. Of course, I fish with an Amago which is pretty stiff, so it might feel heavy on something like an Ayu. I have to deal with wind a lot, and it seemed to help with that.