Trilene for sure!

"As far as Vanish goes, it is in about the same class as Red Label." No comparison!! After breaking off two fish in about 10 minutes with Vanish I was done with it. I've used 15# and 20 # Red Label for about the last four years. Before that I used 15# InvisX. Red Label is way cheaper so I thought I'd try it. I do just as well with the Red Label and think the 15# might be a bit tougher than the 15# InvisX. Never tried 20 # InvisX. It doesn't cost much to try the Red label.

I was a fan of Sunline FC Sniper. I used to use InvisX but I guess I had bought few bad spools because they would just brittle up and snap. Since then, the only other fluoro I've tried was P-Line's Tactical because there was some sale on TW. Never had problems with it but I've switched to braid ever since the InvisX fiasco and use the PLine as leader material.

Gamma Edge

I must have gotten a few bad Vanish spools. Invizx hasn't sold me a bad spool.



http://www.tackletour.com/reviewfluorocarbontest.html

Unless you fish water with more than 10 feet of visibility regularly or if you tournament fish; I wouldn't even mess with fluorocarbon

I've seen it make a little difference on slow moving applications and it does get crankbaits deeper; but for how high maintenance it is; and the cost, I don't think it's worth it for most fishermen

He's pond fishing so I doubt he's fishing deep water. Besides he claims it's full of moss and vegetation so he can't throw crankbaits anyway. Read his other posts.

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