A situation for braided line.

[Andrew Coleman]

i fish where the water visability is always only about 1 foot if that. would braide line make a difference in low visability water?

[Wayne P.]

Only if you want zero memory, zero stretch, maximum sensitivity, small diameter with high breaking strength, more reel capacity, just to name a few.

[Grey Wolf]

Only if you want zero memory, zero stretch, maximum sensitivity, small diameter with high breaking strength, more reel capacity, just to name a few.

X2

[Andrew Coleman]

Only if you want zero memory, zero stretch, maximum sensitivity, small diameter with high breaking strength, more reel capacity, just to name a few.

X2

sounds all too good, hmm ive just seem to run out of extra line :

better hit up gander mt or dunhams.

[roadwarrior]

Guys that like it, love braid. The rest of us hate the line. There are a variety of issues, so maybe it works just fine for you, but not for others. However, if I recall, you fish mainly from the bank. If that's the case, braid is probably not for you unless you start fishing $40+ swimbaits. Braid is very difficult to break, which is not always a good thing.

8-)

[Shadcranker]

Braid has a place like most any other tool in fishing.

For me, it's mandatory for fishing frogs, b/c of the lack of stretch and ability to cut through grass.

Other application I use it for is flipping heavy mats for the same reasons above.

It is not a great choice in really clear water, but looks like that's an issue for you.

SC