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Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: Ken A.] #11747191 07/28/16 09:49 PM
Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX JacksonBean TFF Celebrity
JacksonBean TFF Celebrity Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX	Originally Posted By: Ken A. Has anyone tried the new Seaguar Flipping line? Yes Ken. Down at Sugar, you needed beefy stuff to pull those chunks out of the trees. I had Denny Brauer Flippin 30 on two reels and didn't break off once.

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Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11747315 07/28/16 11:06 PM
Joined: May 2010 Posts: 4,584 Livingston Tx lamoon78 TFF Team Angler
lamoon78 TFF Team Angler Joined: May 2010 Posts: 4,584 Livingston Tx	Originally Posted By: JasonC For those who are saying InvisX, even those that have had some break offs with them, what is the typical lb test you are using? 20lb? Also, as some have mentioned, do you use certain lines or lb test for certain methods? Such as flipping, pitching, cranking, Carolina rig etc? 17 is what I use mostly but use 12 for cranking and 20-25 for flippin and pitchin cover.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: Ken A.] #11747321 07/28/16 11:10 PM
Joined: May 2010 Posts: 4,584 Livingston Tx lamoon78 TFF Team Angler
lamoon78 TFF Team Angler Joined: May 2010 Posts: 4,584 Livingston Tx	Originally Posted By: Ken A. Has anyone tried the new Seaguar Flipping line? Yes Ken I been using the 25 with no issues yet.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JacksonBean] #11747355 07/28/16 11:36 PM
Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 13,763 Trenton, Tx Ken A. Groovy
Ken A. Groovy Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 13,763 Trenton, Tx	Originally Posted By: JacksonBean Originally Posted By: Ken A. Has anyone tried the new Seaguar Flipping line? Yes Ken. Down at Sugar, you needed beefy stuff to pull those chunks out of the trees. I had Denny Brauer Flippin 30 on two reels and didn't break off once. Cool guys! I have a place in mind I wanna try it.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: Ken A.] #11747528 07/29/16 01:06 AM
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Frank the Tank TFF Guru F Joined: Feb 2013 Posts: 39,196 THE 903	Originally Posted By: Ken A. Originally Posted By: JacksonBean Originally Posted By: Ken A. Has anyone tried the new Seaguar Flipping line? Yes Ken. Down at Sugar, you needed beefy stuff to pull those chunks out of the trees. I had Denny Brauer Flippin 30 on two reels and didn't break off once. Cool guys! I have a place in mind I wanna try it. Jesus loves all of us

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11747798 07/29/16 03:42 AM
Joined: Aug 2013 Posts: 20 D DoyceM Outdoorsman
DoyceM Outdoorsman D Joined: Aug 2013 Posts: 20	McCoy's Flouro 100 anyone? Thin diameter per # test, strong, very good abrasion restance, virtually no spool memory making the line handle well. I used to use Invizx almost exclusively before trying McCoy's. I have used Mean Green for years for my mono, so I thought I would try the flouro. Glad I did.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: Ken A.] #11748059 07/29/16 01:08 PM
Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX JacksonBean TFF Celebrity
JacksonBean TFF Celebrity Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 5,181 Greenville, TX	Originally Posted By: Ken A. Originally Posted By: JacksonBean Originally Posted By: Ken A. Has anyone tried the new Seaguar Flipping line? Yes Ken. Down at Sugar, you needed beefy stuff to pull those chunks out of the trees. I had Denny Brauer Flippin 30 on two reels and didn't break off once. Cool guys! I have a place in mind I wanna try it. I'm not sure it's going to do well up against big steel cables.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11748182 07/29/16 02:14 PM
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H B Outdoorsman H Joined: Sep 2014 Posts: 209	Sunline Sniper

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11748431 07/29/16 03:33 PM
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LinkLowrance Pro Angler L Joined: Jul 2015 Posts: 558 On the Wheel	Sunline FC Sniper, or Shooter for leaders

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11748667 07/29/16 06:12 PM
Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,398 Conroe Brandon Dickenson TFF Team Angler
Brandon Dickenson TFF Team Angler Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,398 Conroe	Sunline shooter

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11748692 07/29/16 06:29 PM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 673 Kissimmee,FL E El Skeeter Pro Angler
El Skeeter Pro Angler E Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 673 Kissimmee,FL	16 lb Sunline FC Sniper

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: TheLoneRanger] #11749477 07/30/16 02:23 AM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 343 Texas Stephen Phillips Angler
Stephen Phillips Angler Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 343 Texas	Originally Posted By: TheLoneRanger For the ones that have the breaks, how long are you leaving this line on before you change it out?? I personally run invisix and like it a lot. As others have mentioned I went through a spell about a year ago where I broke off a few good fish on 17# Invisix that I changed every month or so. I switched to Sniper and Shooter and have not had the problem again.

Re: Your go to Fluorocarbon Line [Re: JC Skeeter] #11749911 07/30/16 02:44 PM
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 898 Iowa B Bassalong Pro Angler
Bassalong Pro Angler B Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 898 Iowa	I like Red Label for the price. The 20 # is a little gnarly but I'm usually using it with heavier weights, so no problem. It really pained me when they discontinued the 17# which I was using for some of the lighter weights in woody cover. The 15# is a good tough line for fishing in more open cover like rocks or scattered grass. I think 15# Red Label is tougher than 15# Invisx.

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