OkobojiEagle

I was multi-tasking... something I don't do well. oe

Controlled to a large degree by the angler. It is important to note that the nomenclature does not include the plastic diving lip length. oe

Your suggestion is a valid work-around to a noted short-coming. It's the short-comings I'm looking for in product reviews. On the strength of several reviews (yours' included), I'm trying two different diameters of this line and hope that it has more durability that NanoFil which it sounds very similar to. oe

Draggin' head... it's a weighted wide-gap hook that is not widely distributed. It works through rock and weed beds well. oe

Thanks oe

still wondering... oe

Now that you own it, fish it. After a few trips to the lake report back if you still think it was a "steel". oe

I'm curious... was your rod shipped with a cord or thin strap tied tightly around the reel seat threads and the other end of the cord/strap stapled into the tube end cap short enough that the rod tip couldn't reach the other end of the tube? If not, it should have been. oe

When casting with a SPINNING REEL, does Gliss line lay on the water like a loose slinky? oe

I want to give you a big 'ol noogie for that comment... oe

One problem with using a snap is the tendency NOT to retie your bait often enough, but fear not... when you loose a good fish put the blame on a bad batch of line! oe

I've snapped far too many spinnerbaits off tied to a leader... these days pretty much everything except spinnerbaits are attached via a monofilament of some description. oe

As SirSnook implied above... it is more about where the angler places the bait and how he works it than about which bait is being used. oe

Removing the slime from one side of the fish as can happen when laying the fish on the boat deck to unhook or measure will create a situation of more water resistance on the slime-less side and force the fish to swim in a circle. Please send all inquiries about my mountain top Florida cottage to my personal message account! Thanks you. oe

Glenn... watched your Senko fishing video and take exception to one statement. My understanding of fluorocarbon line is that it doesn't absorb water. This attribute of fluorocarbon lines contributes to greater strength vs. nylon line. oe

Chopped panfish makes a good garden fertilizer... turn it under. oe

Is there as much gap in the twist-lock light as there is in the twist-lock XXX? Thanks oe

I think you ought to spool up with Gliss. Since not many have experienced it yet, you'll be as smart as the rest of us... oe

Yup... probably will, but most likely next season. I'll continue to read reactions to the line until then. oe

When I fished NanoFil (for 2 1/2 years) I saw significant gains in casting distance with spinning reels, but no increased distance with casting reels. Just wondering if Gliss offered the same results in casting distance with each type of reel. oe

When using this Gliss line on bait casting reels, are you seeing the same increase in casting distance over PE lines that you see when spooled on spinning reels. oe

With the knowledge and advice that comes with their prop, your local marina's price might be your cheapest price... oe

Diameter claims have been hard to nail down... I'd like to know how the Gliss 8lb and 12lb line compares to original fused Fireline in 6lb and 10lb. Nanofil's biggest fault is its lack of shock strength... how is the shock strength of the smaller diameter Gliss lines? oe

Tilley hat model #LTM6 might be a solution... and it helps protect your face, neck and ears. oe

Use a net... oe