What are peoples opinions of this line?
I have it,its the first Nash line I've ever used ,coming from a long term gardner line user....
I have it,its the first Nash line I've ever used ,coming from a long term gardner line user....
In reply to Post #1
I've been using the 15lb for a couple of years or so now and it's proven to be very reliable. I think it's been discontinued though?
I've been using the 15lb for a couple of years or so now and it's proven to be very reliable. I think it's been discontinued though?
Stretchy.
In reply to Post #2
You can still buy it,it's been re released..
You can still buy it,it's been re released..
In reply to Post #4
I used it for the first time this weekend, first impressions are very good, casts very well, abrasion resistance and knott strength are also good, but it seems to take ages to sink. I have used loads of lines over the years, including esp xt, cm90, technium , you name it I have tried it and this is up there with the best, but most have pros and cons.
I used it for the first time this weekend, first impressions are very good, casts very well, abrasion resistance and knott strength are also good, but it seems to take ages to sink. I have used loads of lines over the years, including esp xt, cm90, technium , you name it I have tried it and this is up there with the best, but most have pros and cons.
Has anyone tried the new NASH Armourline? Is this supposed to replace their Bullet mono? Is it better than Bullet Mono?
Thanks, I'm respooling my rods and trying to decide which one to buy.
Thanks, I'm respooling my rods and trying to decide which one to buy.
In reply to Post #1
I have the 20lb version and find it a lot better than other lines very strong and robust
I have the 20lb version and find it a lot better than other lines very strong and robust
I have 15lb bullet on my spare spools which I used occasionally (drifting weed doesn't stick to it like it does with braid).
have found it to be good - abrasion resistant, strong, knots well & not too stretchy. no issues so far.
have found it to be good - abrasion resistant, strong, knots well & not too stretchy. no issues so far.
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Thanks, If you had to choose between Bullet Mono or Armourline, which one would you go with? Is there a significant difference?
Thanks, If you had to choose between Bullet Mono or Armourline, which one would you go with? Is there a significant difference?
In reply to Post #9
prob stick with the bullet. been around for years so tried & tested. no point in taking a risk with something new.
prob stick with the bullet. been around for years so tried & tested. no point in taking a risk with something new.
In reply to Post #10
The Nash Bullet hasn't really been around that long, it isn't the same as the original Bullet.
The Nash Bullet hasn't really been around that long, it isn't the same as the original Bullet.