"I have caught a few fish again on the 0.60mm and 1.5mm tapered leader. in Gordonsbay. Bronze whaler shark 198cm 109kg, Raggedtooth shark 197cm 123kg Sevengill shark 59kg Sevengill shark 52kg
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"I have caught a few fish again on the 0.60mm and 1.5mm tapered leader. in Gordonsbay. Bronze whaler shark 198cm 109kg, Raggedtooth shark 197cm 123kg Sevengill shark 59kg Sevengill shark 52kg
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"I have caught a few fish again on the 0.60mm and 1.5mm tapered leader. in Gordonsbay. Bronze whaler shark 198cm 109kg, Raggedtooth shark 197cm 123kg Sevengill shark 59kg Sevengill shark 52kg
"I [caught] a raggedtooth shark on the 0.55mm and 1.2mm tapered leader, the fish measured 183cm at 112kg at Die Damme this weekend. The line held up very good in the rocks." – Ruan Brand
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"I [caught] a raggedtooth shark on the 0.55mm and 1.2mm tapered leader, the fish measured 183cm at 112kg at Die Damme this weekend. The line held up very good in the rocks." – Ruan Brand
Congratulations to Tim Twine for his awesome catch yellow fin 99.92kg on T Line 37kg winning the Tuna Comp. Team Sea Dodger (Roger Marais Tim Twine Cornis Rautenbach) well done on winning this year!
Congratulations to Davie who caught this beautiful kob with T-Line 0.40 line, with 0.50 leader. This fish was caught with moonshine worm and it took him about 50 minutes to land this specimen.
Short-tail ray caught at Vogelsteen, Gordons Bay, using T-line titanium 0.60mm red and 1.5mm tapered leader.
Dylan Elliott put T-Line's Titanum line to the test and the result was a female bronzie.
Struisbaai fisherman, Waggies and his crew, only uses T-Line on the boat to catch yellow tail, geelbek, silvers. “I am a commercial fisherman from Struisbaai, on my boat we only use T-Line fishing line because of its high quality."
T-Line Pro representing at South African Fishing Tackle Agents and Distributors (SAFTAD) Trade Show in Johannesburg in 2016 (pictured above: Duran Ries and Lindie Loots).
Shawn Mey caught this stunning Yellow Belly in Mossel Bay on 0.50mm T-Line fishing line.
