Braided line color

I'm looking at getting some new braided line for my trolling rods. I have used yellow since the start, but the choices I have are yellow, orange, and green. Which of these colors would show up the best? I will be pulling planer boards.

Thanks,

Of those 3 the yellow. Have tried them all and I started using some white fused line from Stren. Just my eyes I guess but I can see it better.

Yellow or Orange

I think some people use some of the other colors because it's easier to get then untangled when you can tell which one is which. If there is such a thing as being easier untangling braid.

I use Orange !!'

Coin toss.

I think Im going to try some orange this time maybe it will not fade as quick as yellow.

Thanks

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I think Im going to try some orange this time maybe it will not fade as quick as yellow.

Thanks

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Make sure the line you choose is UV protected. If you go with Yellow, get the P-Line hi viz. I've been using it for 2years and it's still the same color as when new. Of course, that's mono.

All braid will fade, or wash out the color and turn white.

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Originally Posted by mdperson

I think Im going to try some orange this time maybe it will not fade as quick as yellow.

Thanks

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I tried Suffix and another brand in orange. Good while it lasted but both faded quick. Think I would try the Bonehead orange braid. Guys who have used it really like it and say it does not fade like the others.

I haven't tried the Bonehead braid. I've heard some positive comments about it tho.

I see one major problem with bonehead. If you go to their website and click on braided line you get a blank page. They show the mono but not braid. They are sold out on other sites and I only saw a listing for 12# line which is alot lighter that what I am looking for. Maybe once they get a good stock of it in I can give it a try.

Yep. Use a different color on each pole. Helps figure out those Gordian knots that come about when that terrova decides to cut donuts and wraps lines around the outboard and trolling motor like a man winding spaghetti around a fork. Don't ask me how I know.