Which line is stonger? orange, green or blue?

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In summary, the strength of a line is determined by various factors such as material, thickness, and construction, making it difficult to determine which line is stronger overall. The color of a line does not necessarily affect its strength, but some colors may be easier to see in different lighting conditions. The strength of a line can be measured by its breaking strength, but this is just a general measurement and can vary based on other factors.

Mar 20, 2011

Brown Arrow

hey,

i just wanted to know which line is stronger: orange, green or blue(i mean light which one has a stronger line? )

how would you know it?thanks in advance
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Mar 20, 2011

Ryan_m_b

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What do you mean strong?

1. Which line is stronger overall?

The strength of a line can depend on various factors such as the material, thickness, and construction. Therefore, it is difficult to determine which line is stronger overall without more specific information.

2. Is an orange line stronger than a green line?

It is not necessarily true that an orange line is stronger than a green line or vice versa. The strength of a line can vary depending on the factors mentioned above.

3. Why is blue often considered a strong line color?

Blue lines are often considered strong because they are commonly made with durable materials such as nylon or braided fibers. However, this does not mean that all blue lines are automatically stronger than other colors.

4. Are there any advantages to using a specific colored line?

The color of a line does not necessarily affect its strength. However, certain colors may be easier to see in different lighting conditions, which can be advantageous for fishing or other activities.

5. How can I determine the strength of a line?

The strength of a line can be measured by its breaking strength, which is usually indicated on the packaging or label. However, keep in mind that this is just a general measurement and the strength can vary based on other factors as well.