Source for Fire Line on line

Hey, Marisa... is Fireline anything like that free fishing line
offer that was posted here awhile back? It was for a product called
"Spiderwire". Anyway, I received a 75 yd. spool of (greenish
color) fishing line - it says it's Teflon treated and superbraided.
It's yours if it can match your need for Fireline. I'll send
it to you along with the scrap silver I've been saving for you if
you'd like it. Just eme.
--
Linda

"Marisa Cappetta" wrote in message
...
: Can someone please recommend an online source for Fire Line? I've
checked
: the local fishing shop, like everything it's very expensive to buy
here so
: I'd like to compare prices.
:
: I've tried Beadaholique and Whimbeads and they don't seem to stock
it.
:
: Even with the exchange rate and shipping it's more cost effective
for me to
: ship materials in.
:
: --
: Marisa (AU)
: ESBC
:

In article , Marisa Cappetta
writes:

Can someone please recommend an online source for Fire Line?

Not sure if they ship overseas, but: Cabella's has it and other brands of the
same fiber. www.cabellas.com
Kaytee
"Simplexities" on
www.eclecticbeadery.com
http://www.rubylane.com/shops/simplexities

in article fsRZa.122430$uu5.17598@sccrnsc04, bluemaxx at
wrote on 12/8/03 2:42 AM:

Hey, Marisa... is Fireline anything like that free fishing line
offer that was posted here awhile back? It was for a product called
"Spiderwire". Anyway, I received a 75 yd. spool of (greenish
color) fishing line - it says it's Teflon treated and superbraided.
It's yours if it can match your need for Fireline. I'll send
it to you along with the scrap silver I've been saving for you if
you'd like it. Just eme.

It doesn't sound like the same thing, but I'm willing to give it a try. I
like fireline for stringing when I don't want to crimp (which is most of the
time, I hate crimps!). Once knotted, fireline doesn't seem to come undone or
stretch. I can get it in different strain rates (8lb, 10lb and so forth).
The stringing method I have developed dictates that I need to pass through
pearls (if I'm using them, which I mostly do) twice, so the material needs
to be thin but very strong. I haven't seen spiderwire hear, by all means pop
a meter in the bag, I like to try out new materials. Thank you sweet heart.

Phasing it out even for fishing?

Tina


"Valerie" wrote in message
...
Spiderwire is the same material as Fireline; it's green instead of gray.
Spiderline "Fusion" is a non-braided GSP line that is "limper" than the
braided
lines, but they seem to be phasing it out.

Nooooo! That's what I use, and I love it! Nooooooooo!!!!!

Valerie running to the store NOW to stock up!
Website: http://www.geocities.com/m2ir8/index.html

In article 1060716428.401208@prawn, "Christina Peterson"
writes:

Phasing it out even for fishing?


WalMart no longer seems to be carrying it-- and I only got it in the fishing
dept. It seems to have been replaced by Spiderwire "Stealth", a Teflon coated
braid. The "original" Spiderwire is also available. KMart, my other source,
only has monofiliment now.
Kaytee
"Simplexities" on
www.eclecticbeadery.com
http://www.rubylane.com/shops/simplexities