what kind are you using and what problems were you having?. Are you sure it was the line and not the setting on the reel. Right now I have 40 pound braid on mine no problems. Make sure you go with a min. of 12 lb test. I heard Seaguar is good stuff and I just bought some, but have not tried it yet.
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Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:54 pm Post subject: Re: fluorocarbon???
yourboyt wrote:
Trying to find the best fluorocarbon to put on my baitcaster, as of now the line have on sucks beyond belief. Any suggestions would be great!!
I like P-Line Fluoroclear, although I can use up to only 15 pound test on my spinning gear. _________________ Don't forget to wear sunscreen and don't litter!
Go with the seagaur invizx , just started using it last year, I use 12 lb test for the most part and on my baitcaster I can cast twice as far as braid and it is very abrasion resistant
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 1:50 pm Post subject: Fluoro
There are only a few companies that make fluorcarbon line. I know two are in Japan. One is Seaguar. You will find that most will use Seaguar or BassPro fluror. Lot's of high praise for both. Considering cost I go with Bass Pro. Never had a problem. A popular line amongst bassers who try to make money from Tourney's.
most high end users say sunline shooter is the best jig flouro out there. I have not used it, and it will be very hard. This results in less than optimal handling but great sensitivity and abrasion resistance. Sunline sniper is the defato standard for drop shot in 7lb test. That is the undisputed best but I also from personal experience like seaguar. The invesx is a great spinning reel line, but is very soft, and has more stretch. A lot of low budget anglers seem to really like the seaguar red label. I have used a friends reel with this line and liked it ok. Best depends a lot on what qualities are most important to you. Flouroclear and yo-zuri hybrid are both copolymer lines. For 10lb test size yo-zuri hybrid is stronger than any other line. I run flouroclear 8lb on one of my spinning setups, decent but has a lot of stretch in that size.
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 11:01 pm Post subject: Thank you
I'm using p-line and it sucks I usually use braid but for spring fishing I'd rather use fluorocarbon. But I have heard very good things about seaguar and might have to go and try some.
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Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2013 6:21 am Post subject:
P line is very good in my opinion got that spooled up on most of my setups. But suffix invisible casting fluorocarbon is the best for spinning gear! I use P line on my baitcasters and berkely 100 % fluorocarbon. On spinning go with suffix invisible casting fluorocarbon. For braid i use suffix braid.
Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2013 7:59 am Post subject: Fluoro Management
Keep in mind that Fluoro likes to retain coils or look like a spring when dangling from one's spool (spool memory). Before a fishing trip, simply peel off your average casting distance, tie it of to something, and give it a gentle pull and hold it for a few seconds. The line will be straight and limp.
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Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2013 1:31 pm Post subject:
I tried Berkley Vanish on a spinning reel and found that it broke off too often for me. I've had a completely different experience with P-Line Fluoroclear. Last year, I boated a 28 inch striped bass with eight pound test. It's hard to break it off even when you're trying to break it off. _________________ Don't forget to wear sunscreen and don't litter!
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Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 10:19 am Post subject:
this stuff. http://www.basstackledepot.com/sunlineshooterinvisiblefluorocarbon.aspx it is 3 alternating colors. stays limp, is super strong, and easy to unwind tangles around the bail. (because it's different colors) _________________ i'm a castaway with no fishing pole, and the fishing hole is just a cast away
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