Best FLurocarbon for castability

Best 20 pound fluorocarbon for price and cast ability?

Best 20 pound Fluorocarbon for the price that has great cast ability. I need 20 pounds because I fish a lot of ponds with pretty thick vegetation but fall is right around the corner and those weeds will die down. These ponds usually are highly fished

Not bagging on ya bro but....

If you go back thru the other six threads you started on Fluorocarbon you will see which one everybody thinks has the best qualities.

Big game in the ponds. Or get flouroclear.

wanted a few more opinions and its been at least a month since my last post

Isaiah, I'm fishing ponds 98% of the time I'm fishing. I fish a lot of ponds that have grass mats as well. Take it from me, you don't need 20Lb. The reason I say this is is because grass doesn't destroy your line like wood. If you are FLIPPING heavy grass then maybe go 20, but if you just want the best cast ability and strength, go 16Lb sunlime sniper. Trust me for ponds.

The ponds have big bass. I swim a jig most of the time. I know a lot of people say it doesn't matter if its a fast moving bait and when the fish are aggressive I agree but I also will Carolina rig on these hot summer days and I just don't believe line visibility doesn't play a factor in fishing. Now if I am out at Fork yes I will be throwing braid. The 50 pound braid is like rope to me

Sunline

Sniper 20lb is great line

Vanish, nuff said.

If you are fishing thick vegetation you don't need fluorocarbon line. Use either braid or a co-polymer line. I would choose 15 or 17# text P-Line CXX if you choose not to use braid. It has very little stretch and is very strong.

Most 50# braided lines are the same diameter of 15# test mono. so going to 20# Fluorocarbon line could be even thicker depending on which one you choose. They vary in thickness from brand to brand.

So true....that is all that should be said about Vanish. I can't believe anyone still uses this junk.

I also fish a lot of ponds that get thrown at a lot and I do believe this fiah can see it. Do they care? I don't know but I would like to compare.

Well they certainly can see all the wires on an Alabama rig and they still hit the swim baits attached to it.

Any brand of line in 20lb is gonna be stiff and hard to cast. But if you want the best, I suggest you try Sunline Sniper or Shooter.

Haha same here. Why not just get a couple spools of some good name brand stuff and respool with new stuff pretty often. You will find one you like. I like invisx

If price is a factor, red label isn't terrible. I personally like copoly. Yo zuri hybrid 20lb is nice. By the way, the guys are right you don't need 20lb flouro in a pond.

Seaguar InvisX hands down. Great strength, and has low line memory which makes for great casting. Its a bit pricey but it's top of the line. Seaguar Red Label is half the price and is good too, but will have a lot more line memory than InvisX does. Really depends how much you're willing to spend for it.

Seaguar Tatsu is the best, hands down. But it's not the cheapest.

Clearly you two lack skills.

Clearly I don't buy junk fluorocarbon line. I would put Invizx against Vanish ANY DAY.

My personal best bass 6.51 was caught on 8lb Sunline Sniper...my opinion still stands. 20lb is a little overkill for a pond with only grass. Plus lighter line is gonna sink faster, and you'll need that control with baits such as swimjigs. I recommend 16lb Sunline sniper.