How TASLINE is Made

Quick stopover at the Tasline factory to check out how it's made. On to New Zealand next.
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[@Knee-ko]

Great to see your efforts over recent years getting rewarded with a chance to showcase local, Aussie products Gido. Enjoy your travels mate. 👍👍

[@MattsFishingEscapes]

That was an awesome little vid Gido. I'm sure the numbers will reflect that. Would love more of these from ANZ manufacturers.

[@olig369]

You have inspired me to make a trip to Albany and fish the rocks. I arrived in albany 4 days ago and I am waiting for the wind and swell to change

[@n00rdz92]

lol you’ll be waiting a while 😂

[@olig369]

its supposed to better on wednesday @@n00rdz92

[@gidosfishingadventures]

this time off year lots of east and SE winds, sometimes even get a SE swell after a few days of it. Helps to have plenty of options to work with whatever weather you get

[@bushmanphotos]

they make tasline in NZ too. There's a factory in Christchurch. You have to mortgage your house just to afford filling your reel with it. Caught a 7 gill over 200 pounds off the beach here in NZ just yesterday.

[@Outbound]

Love Tasline

[@seawench555]

It's party time with Gido!!!

[@goldmagnet]

Awesome buddy, have a blast over there.

[@user-vv7jy4ik1y]

Love tasline

[@jimringo2569]

Nice to see real quality in production. Thanks!

[@bbqbob5128]

Hi Gido. Bbqbob here. Very informative and thanks. Just for the technically minded, Spectra is a trade name for the same product now manufactured by many and varied companies. It's real make-up is universally known as Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene, a carbon compound. Your subscribers ought to know a couple of crucial details. It has a low melting point of around 150C, so don't have it close to camp-fires! Secondly, a number of good 'joining knots' to other types of line are available but never, ever tie a knot in this material as it will part well below its rated break point. For those 4x4 enthusiasts who buy a towline made of this stuff, do not ever tie a knot in it as it is impossible to undo, once heavy load is applied. Ideally, make an eye at each end and use tested shackles. Do NOT use it as a snatch strap as very likely, vehicular damage may occur as it has very low stretch. Thirdly, use a finely serrated blade to cut it because the sharpest knife on the planet will go blunt very quickly. And finally, it is expensive, so be very aware of it's country of origin. Europe, UK and USA are fine but there is at least one country I would not buy it from. Be warned.

[@ryanhenro7649]

Good job bbqBob

[@wakeup6751]

Very interesting!!!! Thanks, Gido!❤

[@emmaandreecemitchell2712]

That's pretty bloody cool to see how my favourite braid is made...blood legends!!!

[@puppy2haley]

TX friends here!! Well that was very interesting. Safe travels, Gido & enjoy!! 👍❤️🇺🇸

[@tapwater9843]

I initialy liked it because i could spool around 200mts of 20lb on a 150 size baitcaster and it was realy strong but lately i feel like its not as strong and a little inconsistant. I have nothing to quantify this its just a feeling. I usually order it from busted fishing and they are great. It always arrives early with some stickers a lollie and a hand written thankyou which is recognised and appreciated.

[@carlocuppone8303]

Great video thank you

[@chrisralston294]

I've got tasline on 1 of my reals currently very impressed great line

[@teeanahera8949]

*reels

[@AKO.MANDARAGAT]

Thank you for the info master..keep sharing.. looking forward for your new fishing adventure.. friend from Philippines..

[@tylajackason]

Good luck with the trip mate, our weathers been hit and miss over here lately. Especially up north

[@bluewaterjohnny]

Great vid bro, look forward to fishing with you down the track

[@gidosfishingadventures]

Thanks bro. Look forward to it 👊🏼

[@deefa_damo]

Super impressed with braidmde in Melbourne, Australia. New customer!

[@wadelintick9538]

That was good stuff, have a look at Yankum Ropes process in US. Very similar but up to 3" with monster pull tests. cheers

[@truthbetold2012]

I ordered some of their 12lb just yesterday!...Been using J braid for awhile so looking forward to seeing how it performs over the long term compared to others I've used. Most braid is good for the short term and part timers but for hardcore anglers its the long term that matters...thanks for the look inside .

[@gidosfishingadventures]

Hope you enjoy using it and long term too

[@jamesleadbeatter3632]

It's alot better than jbraid

[@truthbetold2012]

@@jamesleadbeatter3632 J braid is pretty good so with all the hype I expect 3 years or more fishing 5 times a week!...Its the diameter that got me interested...getting 3 years from thinner braid with higher breaking strain seems to good to be true with the amount of casting I do.

[@truthbetold2012]

@@gidosfishingadventures My J braid lasted 3 years fishing 5 times a week so I'm interested in seeing how a thinner braid lasts for sure....for the amount of casts I put in per sesh 3 years is outstanding!

[@jamesleadbeatter3632]

@@truthbetold2012 I mostly run varivas and sunline but tasline is thinner than jbraid, stronger, and casts better from my experience. I don't think you'll use much more jbraid after trying it

[@geoffgold6773]

I’ve been using tasline on my reels for a long time now it really is a fantastic product the only thing is nobody stocks 8lb in 300 or 400m spools as don’t like to use backing on my reels Maybe you can have a whisper in there ears to produce there smaller lines in longer rolls

[@gidosfishingadventures]

I thought they already did 8lb in 300m spools. I'll pass it on thou

[@teeanahera8949]

Crikey buddy, you haven’t even looked at their website. 8lb (average breaking strain 14lb) 300m for $89.95. You need to try harder before complaining.

[@teeanahera8949]

@@gidosfishingadventuresthey do Gido, there’s nothing to pass on. 8lb in 300m is $89.95

[@pittybruv4832]

a lot of fishing stores have it in 300m spools bro

[@ravenfeader]

That was great but I wanted to see the live testing tank out the back .

[@lewismicklewright9075]

Thanks Gido interested

[@tobystewart4403]

Interesting.

[@Fishing1989]

Tuyệt vời 👍👍👍

[@adamgadtalis2435]

Hello, is Tasline available in UAE?

[@saginawdan]

👍👍👍

[@teeanahera8949]

My only problem with Tasline is that filling my spool will cost more than I paid for the reel. The reviews are off the charts in a positive way so it must be the duck’s nuts.

[@MattsFishingEscapes]

Do it once, do it properly is my motto. Quality gear always gives you better value over time.

[@bushmanphotos]

@@MattsFishingEscapes you can catch most any fish on cord handline... too many influencers trying to turn it into an elitist sport for the wealthy. You actually don't need half the stuff they say you do. I catch monster fish all the time using the cheapest stuff out there.

[@MattsFishingEscapes]

@bushmanphotos if you're out there fishing, you're doing it right ✅️ I have just found that over the years, I've invested in better gear, and it's lasted much longer. Even down to the lines and braid. But agree, it isn't an impediment to catching fish. Tight lines!

[@cricry]

Quick question. Is it alright to use pe10 on a rod with a max rating of pe8?

[@pittybruv4832]

no it can damage your guides when casting an snap your rod if you hook onto a decent fish bro

[@cricry]

@@pittybruv4832 thanks. Seeing lots of fisherman going over the rating and wondering if it is alright

[@harrygoodenough]

So sick to see how 60lb is 90lb, i can’t fault tasline. Love supporting aussies

[@kurthubbard-beale5003]

Good stuff Gido. Hey just another thought that occurred to us here, we also avidly watch New Zealand crew 'The Lateral Line' check out their KZbin channel sometime. If you ever do more fishing in New Zealand look them up a great bunch of guys and like yourself great ocean and outdoors people too😌👍🙏😎 Love and best wishes from a beach in SE Asia mate❤️👍😎

[@gidosfishingadventures]

Hey mate I've had a chat to Milan and hopeful get out for a fish with him sometime. Didn't happen this trip but maybe next time

[@bushmanphotos]

@@gidosfishingadventures Milan is a dick. Targeting white pointers is illegal in NZ but after they saw one in the harbor they went out the next day and berleyed the hell out of the bay till they hooked it, then called a TV crew and claimed it was an accident just to get free marketing for their youtube channel. Not the sort of image that does fishing any favors.

[@granddolph]

2:50 - Im guessing breaking strain listed on the the front is a minimum ?? +/-50% would be pretty unreliable.

[@gidosfishingadventures]

its the average as staded, there not much variation between batches. more like +/- 5% or even less certainly not anywhere near 50% that would have it breaking less than stated !

[@teeanahera8949]

No, both you and Gido have not understood what average we are talking about here. Their website states clearly the higher breaking strain is the average, NOT the number listed on the front of the spool. Best explained by an example. For the 8lb white, 300m spool, the average breaking strain is 14.7 lb.

[@brodymcaleese8585]

Tasline is the only braid i use

[@allouchallouch7975]

🙋‍♂👍

[@The-Real-Ando]

Enjoy NZ mate, take some warm clothes..

[@badriboudjenoui9115]

🌱🇩🇿😍🔥❤👌

[@jessejmoralesjr9990]

I'd love you're videos. I'd wanting to knows how to order fishing line from New Zealand at that store we're they make it I'd would love ordering some fishing line please. Send me there address of company who makes it also would want there phone number please so I'd could talk with you with to them please 🙏🥺🙏

[@rossbeeton7149]

Great product why do they advertise New Zealand made ?

[@gidosfishingadventures]

Tasline was originally made in New Zealand but now it’s made in Australia. Been exclusively made in Australia for a few years now. Don’t think they advertise NZ anymore?

[@NewZealandPakeha]

Fkn mean brah 😆

[@kiwizz2177]

Not for the average Joe. Bloody expensive!