Catahoula Tarred, Twisted, Nylon Twine, 36 (1 lb)

Love this stuff and it will always be in my pack out in the woods

You can tell this this is the Real McCoy it is slightly tacky to the touch and very strong. Many uses.

Use this all the time, love it.

Strong and tough.

I love this stuff. I recommend buying both the twisted and the braided, as they both have their own merits. The braided is stronger and won’t fray when cut. The twisted needs to be melted after cutting to prevent fraying, but it can be separated into individual strands for uses such as sewing and fishing. It’s much lighter than paracord, and because it is tarred, any knots made in it are very resistant to slipping. It works great in conjunction with a paracord ridge line. Just make some double fisherman’s loops with the bank line, attach it to paracord ridge line with a Prussik knot for a great slide and grip method of suspending a tarp. Highly recommended

This line is handier than a pocket on a shirt if you can tie a knot

Living in Louisiana for over sixty years I have used tarred bankline (trotline) for fishing from the “bank” hence the name. I have gotten my boat prop tangled by many a five year or older abandoned trotline . This stuff is heaven sent ,super strong and resistant to all types of weather. Highly reccommended.

After my second roll of this line, I have all but stopped using 550 para-cord. This cordage does not stretch (almost) and my knots and hitches are far mure functional.

Love this cordage! Locks tight onto itself and has a tensile strength that matches or surpasses 550 cord.

pretty good but the breaded onr is still better