Plenty of info on here i know but....it's the sinking properties I am interested in. does the CM90 sink quickly and does it then stay down?
In reply to Post #1
yes - not like pure flouro - but if you keep feeding slack and there is no big tow, you will feel like u are peeling it off the bottom when picking up the rod.
yes - not like pure flouro - but if you keep feeding slack and there is no big tow, you will feel like u are peeling it off the bottom when picking up the rod.
In reply to Post #2
Agree with Adam, loved using it and found it very supple but it's not the best casting line as it is slightly heavier than lines of same diameter which is why it sinks so well, unfortunately my shop no longer stocks it.
Agree with Adam, loved using it and found it very supple but it's not the best casting line as it is slightly heavier than lines of same diameter which is why it sinks so well, unfortunately my shop no longer stocks it.
In reply to Post #3
Best line I've ever used stop using because of the colour in the end- why that green??? It sinks very well 👌
Best line I've ever used stop using because of the colour in the end- why that green??? It sinks very well 👌
In reply to Post #4
For me also till i got Korda touchdown, i rate it higher then the CM90
For me also till i got Korda touchdown, i rate it higher then the CM90
In reply to Post #1
I've just switched to this line after hearing great things. Only done the one session on it but been impressed so far. Casts and sinks well.
I've just switched to this line after hearing great things. Only done the one session on it but been impressed so far. Casts and sinks well.
In reply to Post #5
CM90 here also, its the best around line I have used upto date but I'd love a colour option.
@zinno, have havnt tried Korda touchdown, it what way do you find it better?
CM90 here also, its the best around line I have used upto date but I'd love a colour option.
@zinno, have havnt tried Korda touchdown, it what way do you find it better?
In reply to Post #1
It's tough as nails as well, I use it on the tidal Trent and very rarely have to strip line off due to damage - I tried Korda Subline last season as I couldn't get CM90, I took it off after 1 session. 0.40 for 15lb so thick diameter, yet it was shredded constantly and I had to cut lengths of line of several times in one session.
I'm still using the CM90 now, just reversed the line on the spools from last season and hopefully can pick up some more 15lb at some stage.
It's tough as nails as well, I use it on the tidal Trent and very rarely have to strip line off due to damage - I tried Korda Subline last season as I couldn't get CM90, I took it off after 1 session. 0.40 for 15lb so thick diameter, yet it was shredded constantly and I had to cut lengths of line of several times in one session.
I'm still using the CM90 now, just reversed the line on the spools from last season and hopefully can pick up some more 15lb at some stage.
In reply to Post #1
DP.
DP.
In reply to Post #7
They are going to release a different colour
They are going to release a different colour
In reply to Post #10
Is it flouro yellow.
Is it flouro yellow.
In reply to Post #11
No thats just your piss
its going to be clear
No thats just your piss
its going to be clear
In reply to Post #7
It has all the good features that Cm90 also has, but is less stiff and casts a little better in my experience.
After years of using Shimano Technium the CM90 was a blessing it's a damn good line but the Korde has just that little bit more and damn strong on the knot
It has all the good features that Cm90 also has, but is less stiff and casts a little better in my experience.
After years of using Shimano Technium the CM90 was a blessing it's a damn good line but the Korde has just that little bit more and damn strong on the knot
In reply to Post #12
Whens it coming out sounds good!!!
Whens it coming out sounds good!!!
In reply to Post #14
Not sure
Not sure