Ande backcountry

[luds]

Originally Posted by Springtides

Try fishermen's headquarters. 1 lb. spool around $28.00

That was the only place I was able to find it on-line.

[Pete_G]

I have it in 15, 20, and 25 but I'm not exactly in the Boston area...

[Bronko]

I wish I lived closer Pete!

Although I will be down at some point to check out the new location.

[FormerUser]

I now use it full time this year.Started using it towards the end of last season at the suggestion off #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& and Piemma.Its all I'll use now.

[kippy]

I started using it this year and found that it is abraison resistant and casts fairly well..

[Skitterpop]

Bunch on Ebay...Bass Pro.... when you do search say Google input
Ande Back Country Fishing Line....found a bunch....got a good deal on eBay for 1# spools 20# and 25# test....and some Big Game 50# for leaders and maybe one monster spinning outfit for short distance heavy big lure fishing.

[Back Beach]

I say the backcountry is no better or worse than big game. Actually tried knot strength test pulls(snelled to a hook), and the big game breaks at a higher strength 4 out of 5 times. I know a couple guys here like it and have hyped it a bit, but the difference is negligible to me. I've used big game since they started making the stuff in the mid to late 80's and have never had a bad thing to say about it, or an unexpected failure. People like to switch tackle alot and trick themselves into believing there are qualities that don't exist. I think this is one of those cases. Having said that, I like the backcountry alot, but don't see an advantage to using it over big game.