Picking a line to go in a survival kit

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#6791858 - 10/31/11 01:15 AM Picking a line to go in a survival kit
twothousandgt Green Horn Registered: 10/31/11 Posts: 1	Strange question: If you had to pick one type of line as a catch-all to go in a survival kit, what would it be?
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#6845523 - 11/14/11 08:42 PM Re: Picking a line to go in a survival kit [Re: twothousandgt]
Curt0407 Extreme Angler Registered: 06/27/09 Posts: 2227 Loc: Arlington	40 to 60 pound hi performance braid. Small diameter but strong enough to use for other things beside fishing.
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#6847481 - 11/15/11 12:35 PM Re: Picking a line to go in a survival kit [Re: twothousandgt]
BrandoA Extreme Angler Registered: 06/09/11 Posts: 1315 Loc: Marble Falls	I was thinking 40lb braid as well. Edited by BrandoA (11/15/11 12:35 PM)
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#6863357 - 11/20/11 09:40 AM Re: Picking a line to go in a survival kit [Re: twothousandgt]
Ban-D TFF Team Angler Registered: 02/08/10 Posts: 3193 Loc: TX	Why not 65 lb braid it has the diameter of 16lb mono _________________________
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#7291223 - 03/15/12 04:10 PM Re: Picking a line to go in a survival kit [Re: twothousandgt]
Iron Man Extreme Angler Registered: 01/11/12 Posts: 1071 Loc: Prosper	65+ _________________________ I am NOT actually a triathlete. This is just the brand of my watch.
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