Besides fishing, what creative uses have you come up with for fishing line.

Here's (3) of mine:
1) mending window screens
2) stitching a tear in a tent
3) squirrel proofing a bird feeder (hanging the bird feeder from the line, the squirrels just can't get a foothold)

dental floss

1. Tying an over suffer roaster (chicken).
2. Heavy duty sewing thread ( korkers straps, etc)
3. hanging pictures.

tying off the christmas tree in the corner so the dog dosen't tip it over
again !!!

Hanging Christmas wreaths from windows.

Clammer uses it to hold his pants up.:biglaugh:
Or...He should..:bl2:

Drawer pulls on a dresser.

100 pond test, in the weed wacker, when it ran out of line. Also the bird feeder thing

i take a heavy piece of canvas and wrap up a clothesline rope wrapped in shrink wrap plastic which i roll up...real tight then i sew it on the seam and on the ends.... you can really wing it out there and it'll last forever.

in spring i'm gonna make a 150 foot long dog run out of 30 pound test.

picture frame hanging.
wind chime repairs.
light switch pulls.
ceiling fan pulls.
250HP.yamaha throttle cable{emergency repair}.
flashlight leash.
sunglasses round the neck thingys.
clear clogged pisser streams on said 250HP yamaha.
lawnmover pull cord{400#test}
weedwacker string.
stiches.{yes}
offshore cheese cutter.

I have a Jetta that has a distributor cap on it that is a pain to get latched back on. Whenever I check or replace it I use 40lb test to pull up on the spring clamp that I cannot get to with a screwdriver or other tool - works pretty good.

Have been using it for picture frames too...

I hang christmas wreaths with it too.

Recently the handle fell off the lint screen on the clothes dryer. I replaced the handle with a monofilament leader.

Holding up my 3 year-old's pants when I forgot to put a belt on him. My wife wasn't nearly as upset as she was when I used duct tape for the same purpose.

I use wire line to MacGyver tons of stuff, most recently to clamp down the plate that covers my catalitic converter.

Power pro and a 'J' hook was used to hang the wreath on the door this year.

Used it to stablize a wreath that was blowing around.
Shoelaces.
Found uses for tying up shrubs and plants with it.
Didn't work so well, but once I used it in an old wooden tennis racket that had some broken strings.
Most important use-I have a couple of those red frames wound with cod line I got at Riverview about 40 years ago when they were in W.Dennis. I use them to sniff, because of that intoxicating smell they have.

I used line to cut through PVC pipe.

Used it to cut bait as well.

Several years ago my sister-in-law was working for the state of Texas in a border town after having received her nurse midwife practitioner degree from Baylor. Most of the time the clinic just did minor surgeries that involved OB GYN stuff that my sister-in-law handled. One day during her shift a young Mexican woman came in. She was in an extreme pain Dee said. Very high temp. and a tremendous amount of discomfort in her abdomen and pevic area. Extremely distended andomen. Up on the table with feet in stirups my sister-in-law begins her exam. Inside this poor girls vagina was what looked like mono sticking out front the wall of her uterous. My siser-in-law touch it and the cry of pain indicated that this is where the infection and everything else wrong with this girl originated from. She had a cesarean in Mexico as it turned out and the only thing whoever it was that did the operation had to stitch the girl up with was about 20 # mono. I didn't rear anybody else post but I bet this one takes the cake. The girl was ship off to Houston to be operated on.

Swimmer..Theres a joke in there but I will pass...:bl:

The chain to the flapper in my toilet busted almost 3 years ago.
65lb PowerPro and still flushing!
:btu: