2. This line is capable of grooving the hardest of any rod guides. In fact most bill fishermen use only roller guides with the new line.

3. The line has been known to cut through anchor rope while attached to a swift running long range tuna.

4. Kinking is another problem. It’s difficult to cast the line, and if you do, you cannot backlash. Any backlash will cause a kink that will severely weaken the line. Most anglers do not cast the line (in the ocean) unless they are very good.

5. Correct knot tying is important. In fact it’s critical that only certain knots are used. Most fishermen add monofilament leaders to the new line and do so with an “Albright Knot”. Even with an “Albright “, you must wind one inch of wrap back to the loop before pulling it tight. Normally, with mono you tie only 4-6 wraps before you snug it down.

6. Some anglers tie hooks directly to the new line. In this case most anglers use a “Palomar Knot” taking great care not to twist the knot during the wrap.