Just wanted to give all you Club members a heads-up on a new fishing line that will be introduced in June--Berkley NanoFil. We're pretty excited about it as it's not a mono, fluoro or braid, but something completely different. Very strong and casts a mile.Best part is that it'll cost about the same as a fluoro or braid. You can get more details on our testing by reading Steve's blog at: http://www.versus.com/blogs/pennazs...-new-line/

As always, let me know what you think.

Looking forward to trying the new line you mentioned.  I have just fallen in love with Cajun Red Line that says it disappears in the water.  Not sure but as my eyes grow weaker I find it hard to tie true knots in the Cajun Line.  I really like it and would recommend it to anyone, but the smaller versions like two to eight pound make it really tough for me to tie a good knot for the spool, but other than that I have found it to meet most all of my fishine line needs--have tried it from small line for bluegills and crappie and the medium for bass.  Hope to try some thirty pound on some big strippers that are really tearing it up at Rum Creek in Middle Georgia--Rum Creek is one of Georgia's better kept secrets (deep clear water)  All kinds of fish with strippers being king of the hill although I have got some really nice largemouth bass, four or five over ten pounds--two in one night.  Before you go check out outboard motor restrictions (20 or 25 hp).  Good luck, some great night fishing!  Uncle Tom.  God Bless each of you!