How It's Made: Fishing Line

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[juggiebonebrain]

I feel like I'm back in 6th grade watching a video on a TV that was rolled in from the A/V department in the library.

[RandyCivilized]

"Producing a tight braid is slow work."

Immediately cuts to the bobbins going mach 4

[getfastfish]

doesn't show how they got the original strings which is 99% of the process

[dmdcykey]

I've always been astounded by this material. Both from my own experience and watching others it still boggles the mind that such a comically thin, seemingly fragile piece of line can reel in a monstrous fish, again and again.

[blainecapano]

"Producing a tight braid is slow work"

*cuts to spools spinning at the fucking speed of light*

[filipclaesson]

No one searched for this but here we are

[BangC]

Jeez now i know why braided line is so expensive

[JohnnyWalker]

I’d love to see how fluorocarbon and monofilament are made

[howabouthetruth]

This video needs to have the title changed to: "How BRAIDED fishing line is made".

[TheJiminiflix]

I seriously didn't know it took 17 days to make a braided fishing line

[cattleNhay]

At this company supervisor tells worker: okay, today I need you to dye.
Worker: :/

[joermnyc]

All of that high speed automation, and it’s hand boxed and labeled at the end of production...

[Tuxedoz]

I can't imagine the mess made when one of those machines malfunctions. 😬

[steezyboiiii]

I would like to see how mono or fluorocarbon is made but this is just braided line which I use so this was cool too!

[MBwelding]

This is really eye opening I’ve fished braided line for years both fresh water and salt water but never really put much thought into how it got to the shelf I appreciate the effort put in to making the line much more now it’s battled many large fish in conditions that mono would’ve failed at that diameter really cool episode thanks much appreciated

[ItJustWorksVP]

Getting real "Plumbus" vibes from this one! xD

[infallibleblue]

Great show and great way to learn about how things are made.

[joeylawn]

3:55 I don’t think that dial is big enough....😲😜😂

[brianlewis]

Only thing I catch when going fishing 🎣 Is a

[blacknoir]

So to make fishing line, you start with almost finished fishing line. That's like starting an episode on how to make cake with the workers just throwing the already made batter into an oven.