Spiderwire Stealth Camo Braid > North American Fishing Club

Recent Member Tested & Recommended

Spiderwire Stealth Camo Braid MSRP: $13.95


Member Tested Rating: 8.5


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This camouflage braid is made of polyethylene fibers and Tefloncoated microfibers to ensure strength and smooth performance. The line resists digging in on spools and glides through guides, increasing casting distance. It’s available in 125-yard spools. Contact Spiderwire at (877) 502.7743; spiderwire.com.

MEMBER TESTED RESULTS

Robert Wayne Dykes, Richmond, VA
Lifetime Member

"The appearance, color and knot strenghth of this line are the best. I caught 21 catfish ranging from 20 to 30 pounds while fishing with it!"

Bruce Heltmann, Lake Elsinore, CA
Lifetime Member

"I recommend Spiderwire Camo to all NAFC members because of it's versatility and low visibility. It helped me catch many yellowtail tuna.

Comments

# bigbass41

Tuesday, December 28, 2010 9:29 AM

i would love to own this kinda line! it would really help with my frog fishing all i have in mono and its not easy to get through the cover.....

# masterfrog

Wednesday, March 02, 2011 2:15 PM

I used this line and a Cat-Fish wedged me in the rocks it pulled my 16 ft. Deck boat up-river and after 45min. the hook finally broke.

# jchapman10

Tuesday, March 08, 2011 10:05 PM

I Would Love To Try This Out Bet It Would Work Out Great Better Than Cajun Line And It Would Blend In With The Water!

# masterfrog

Wednesday, March 09, 2011 8:04 AM

I agree

# ielicker

Saturday, March 12, 2011 7:44 AM

I have used this line on my bait-casting reel for 3 months now. It has never tangled, broke, snagged, or sliped. I would recomend this line to anybody

# papajoe222

Sunday, March 13, 2011 9:29 PM

At my partners insistence, I spooled up one of my baitcasters with this line. I'm not a big fan of SpiderWire because of it's stiffness (I prefer a 'softer' line), but was pleasantly surprised with this line. The Camo pattern breaks up the outline of the line and it has great knot strength. I also found it to be 'quieter' than most braids when going through the rod guides.

# jholle

Wednesday, June 01, 2011 1:19 PM

My old catfish line I use has too much stretch to it; therefore, it has broke a lot when they have hit the rocks, and I am hoping I could get some stiffer and less stretchable line, 30-40 lb. line would be sufficient enough.

# uodism74

Tuesday, June 14, 2011 10:37 AM

I use this on my ultra light rod. I usually catch crappie with it but the 10lbs test at 2 lb diameter I've also brought in Northern, Largemouth and Channel cat on this rod. Which let me tell you is a WHOLE LOT of fun on an ultra light rod