Cajun Line?

[Joe]

Anyone have any experience with this line?
Red line just seems strange to me, but it claims it's virtually invisible under water.

It's not anymore expensive than other monofillaments, so I guess I've got nothing to loose. 

[labs4me]

Used it all season... I guess I'd have to say that I'll end up using it again.  This stuff is tough!  It's breaking strength has to be much higher than other lines.   I got it caught in the kicker this weekend and it almost tore the rod out of my hand before it broke... this is only 6 pound test.

Some other guys told me it was no good and that it has way to much memory and twisting... I haven't had any problem with that... I made sure I put it on the reel so it didn't cause any twisting and run some out every now and then and it has worked fantastic. 

The red is hard to see against the water so I'm sure it's hard to see in the water. 

Good Luck!

Ken

[ScottPugh]

LOVE IT...  Used it on one of my baitcasteres all summer and it backlashed lot less then the other lines I had been using.  Very tough and durable.  I did have it on my dock spin rig and I I liked it also that way.  I think I was using 12lb test.   

[Iceberg]

I use the Cajun Ice line on all my ice fishing rods

[ScottPugh]

I use the Cajun Ice line on all my ice fishing rods

Do you like it?  How's the memory on the line?  Might just have to pick up a few of them.

[Iceberg]

Hey Scott,
Too many postings on too many forums..

Last year was tthe first year I tried it, So I really don't have a good answer for you. When I pull them out of storage after Deer hunting, I'll let you know how it held up over the long summer.

 But I have tried all different types lines on my ice fishing rods and don't really like any of them...