Catahoula Tarred, Braided, Nylon Twine, 36 (1/4 lb)

We will look elsewhere because of the price.

This line has been great for my bank line for catfish. I have it staked to the bank, 30 ft of lead, a 1 lb weight, 13 hooks, and another 1 lb weight. I keep the line out and check it daily. Ive been catching catfish daily with this rig. It has held up to all the abuse Ive put it through. The line has a nice tar coating which helps keep my knots perfectly secure and protects the line from the elements. The tar doesnt have a stench and its not tacky.

Expensive but real tough stuff.Hard to find at hardware stores,most sales persons never even heard of them.So far I went through two rolls at my campsite using to lash poles for tripods,and my lean to.I also have a roll of the 100 lb teat bank line.Always in my gear bag.A person should ALWAYS carry cordage as well as a few other necessaries like a ferrocerium to start a fire,some sort of cover for a shelter,a container that can be used to boil water in(i.e. questionable water sources that would have bacteria deemed unsafe to drink from,a cutting tool preferably a mid sized fixed blade sheath knife with a Scandinavian edge,a decent folding saw,a good hatchet or mid sized ax,a compass,a cotton bandana,a first aid kit,and and a good brand multi-tool(Leatherman).

This is some amazing twine. It is embued with tar, something other twine does not have. I left some string outside in the sun to check whether the tar would melt onto other material, and it did not. It seems heavy-duty. I cut some of it into pieces, tied the ends together and made Prusik knots on my rope, which made it easier to pitch my tarp. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend it.

Great for shelter building and general cordage

Great product shipped quickly

Really grippy and strong but the smell will give you a headache.

I love this cordage, high breaking strength with low cost.

Excellent!

No dislikes, Catahoula is top shelf when it comes to bankline