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Went out yesterday for first time with new braid and I CANNOT BELIEVE HOW QUICKLY THE COLOR FADED! In some sections it looks like I'm using white line. I knew the dye would not last forever but had no idea it would fade after just a couple hours:bad-idea-014:

It was a Vermilion red color.

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That's the nature of the beast. Once it hits the water the fade is on, usually it fades uniformly and will eventually stop all together. Never had a braid fade to white I must admit.

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That is why I buy white braid to begin with.  I can mark a couple of feet with a sharpie if needed.

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Vicious No Fade Braid. I have used it since I came out. I am on season 2.5 with the same spool and still looks brand new. Talked to a vicious rep and was told 4 seasons is the max they recommend on the same line. I guess the $70 for a 300 yard spool for 4 seasons would break down to roughly $18 a season if you need to justify paying that much for line.

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I take a little fade over performance all day long.

If you want to avoid fade.....fins, gamma

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I have had some expensive braids fade to white.  One in particular happened within a couple trips!

 

Pline tcb and Daiwa 8x are probably best in my experience

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Kvd line and lure helps...Have some vermillion red thats been through 2 seasons of hard river life. Still red. Red spike it marker helps once it starts losing its color if it really matters to ya.

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