Best throwline for bigshot?

[arbogrunt]

Although I've been using a bigshot for quite a few years now, I only use it occasionally. I've never paid much attention to what throwline I've used. The last lot I got was some Marlow stuff and was about as much use as a handbrake on a canoe (threw it on the fire in disgust in the end!). Any recommendations as what throwline is best from a bigshot without instantly turning into a tangled mess?

[Will Hinchliffe]

We use Sampson zingit. it seems to be pretty good.

[bob]

We use Sampson zingit. it seems to be pretty good.

 

so do we spot on stuff

[David Humphries]

Same here.

 

Keep it in a cube for the Big shot.

 

 

http://www.treeworker.co.uk/acatalog/info_TL008.html

 

 

 

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Edited February 22, 2009 by Monkey-D

[treedave]

Zingit here, flies nicely - there are 2 weights - get the lighter one (can't remember the sizes!) the thicker one is just about fit for bootlace.

[MattyF]

new england works for me

[arbogrunt]

Thanks guys, Zingit it is then.

[Pete Mctree]

Having a cube or similar makes a big difference with regards to the tangling of the line also. Smaller containers seem to encourage it.

[Stephen Blair]

never used a big shot, but i know what a pain the throwline can be getting tangled on the ground, could the line go on a spinning real like on a rod??attached to the pole? has it been tried??just a suggestion, if it worked it would make life easier me thinks.