In the 70s and 80s sure I loved mono, cause that's what we had. But braid is just all around better. And to me hi-vis low-vis doesn't matter... what I care about is can the fish see it. And apparently they can't cause I have no problems getting my limits.

camo blue is most versatile braided line. Works from small clear streams to ocean waters.

Rigged many poles with this spiderwire braid. Always works good

Ordered from tackle direct. Good braid for the price using it for bottom fishing snapper and grouper spooled on a saragossa 10k with 100 lb suffix mono top shot connected by fg knot.

Strong line but not much smooth
Good for gigging or bottom fishing
Not for casting

Had it 2 months and the color is leaching out very fast and fraying is very annoying at times, does not cast very far and it seems to stop its self during a cast, like its sticking to its self or knotted

Very strong just a little stif at times when your rigging overall good line though

A little stiff, but strong

Great line, love the colors, strong, an true.

It is 65lb spider wire, what more is there to say. I have not hooked up on anything big yet. I have not had any wind knots. It cast decent for 65lb. Went with heavy for surf on a mh 9'6 rod due to weight of lures, not for fish. I do not always use a leader so i needed the heavier to absorb the shock. So far, i have not lost anything or had any line breakage. I have used spiderwire since they first came out and have never had any complaints.

great line for bluewater fishing. Put 40lb on a couple spinners, but I use 65lb on my bottom rigs with a 30yd mono topshot tied with Bobbin knot

I have used different lbs Stealth blue lines from different stores, and they all seem to fray a lot faster than other braids. I've seen similar comments in many other reviews, so I'm pretty sure it's not just me.

However I really like the color, and the blue camo has not faded after 7 months of steady use. The camo coloring seems to be less visible to fish than traditional solid coloring (I've had more hook ups and strikes when tying a lure directly on the spirewire than with solid braids). It is very easy to tie on leaders or lures, and the spiderwire stealth casts very well.

Even with the fraying issue, I use it on three of my reels and haven't lost a fish due to the line (just operator error). I have been fishing mostly in freshwater, opinions may vary with more saltwater use. I would recommend the Stealth Blue as long as you check it regularly and use mono or flouro leaders. If you fish a lot of rough bottom or oyster beds this might not be the best braid for you.

Use this on most of my salt water reels.

My only previous experience with Spider Wire was with the Zilla braid. I didn't like Zilla very much because I go a lot of wind knots with it. However, spider wire stealth is much better and the camo color looks great.

I've tried every company of braided line that I could find and i always come back to spider wire, extremely smooth and quiet line