AnglerDream Bait Elastic Thread Sea Fishing Tying Material 0.2mm 656FT Per Spool Stretchy Invisible Sea Fishing Line Keeping Bait On Hook

If you fish with chicken livers, you NEED this! I’ve used it on single hooks and treble hooks and it performs like a champ. Super easy to use. Instead of slinging the bait off the hook sometimes when casting, I now catch a minimum of 2 catfish on the same chicken liver bait. Sometimes 3 or 4 fish. I will never be without this again. Finally a product that does exactly what it claims.

Tired of tiny fish picking apart the big bait you casted out for that monster? Tired of casting out only to watch the bait fly off the hook? Tired of your taxes being raised? Well, i have a solution to the first 2, this bait thread! I will not fish without it at this point! Its strong, easy to use, super convenient, and at a price this low, you are literally saving money by saving bait. This is the first bait thread ive ever used and i cant believe that i have fished without it for years. I initially bought 2 tubes, came back for 5 more. I highly recommend getting some, and having a couple spare tubes for when your fishing buddy takes yours!

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This is able to keep a shrimp on a hook when casting it 100-ish yards out with my 12 foot Penn Carnage. I've reeled the line in after casting and still find the shrimp wrapped with the thread. I've also caught using this and the price is great. Would buy again.

The elastic thread took a bit of patience on smaller hooks but overall it works well. The elastic thread can be wrapped to secure your bait to the hook and give you more use of it. I was hoping it would adhere to itself when it overlaps but it came undone. I did notice once I secured it with a simple knot that bait such as shrimp and clam did remain intact longer and lasted for a few "fish strikes". It should pay for itself by limiting lost bait due to my poor technique and holding the bait intact when nibbled by bait stealing fish like searobins, etc.