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Whats the best fluorocarbon line
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03/12/09 03:57 AM
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johns
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Whats the best in your opinion?
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: johns]
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03/12/09 03:58 AM
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Mike_Soriano™
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seaguar invisx,and as a backup ill take seaguar invisx....bps is good too though.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
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03/12/09 03:58 AM
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SkeeterEater
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Used Several. recently tried the 100% Berkley and absolutely love it......
Take Dead Aim I'd rather be lost on the water than found at work! SkeeterEater
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
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03/12/09 04:09 AM
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StreakBreaker�
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A co-author and I (who are continually researching lines for project) have tested over 30 lines. The "best" that we've seen so far is the Seaguar Carbon Pro. Unfortunately, Carbon Pro is set to be discontinued within a couple of months due to the cost in making the line. Their (Seaguar aka Kureah Corp) sales of Carbon Pro went up by a full %20 last season...still it's simply too expensive to make.
I just purchased 5 bulk spools of various pound tests. I plan on purchasing 3 more. I'm hoarding it like it's a nuclear holocaust.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: SkeeterEater]
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03/12/09 04:11 AM
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Will.i.am
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Bps proved itself to me as I caught 7 that wrapped me in a tree and when she came up there was piece of bark that was stuck or wedged to my line and it didnt have a fray or a kink at all!!!!!
seaguar is good too, pricey though!
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: StreakBreaker�]
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03/12/09 04:11 AM
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Tom Groves
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A co-author and I (who are continually researching lines for project) have tested over 30 lines. The "best" that we've seen so far is the Seaguar Carbon Pro. Unfortunately, Carbon Pro is set to be discontinued within a couple of months due to the cost in making the line. Their (Seaguar aka Kureah Corp) sales of Carbon Pro went up by a full %20 last season...still it's simply too expensive to make.
I just purchased 5 bulk spools of various pound tests. I plan on purchasing 3 more. I'm hoarding it like it's a nuclear holocaust. I heard you`ve been hoarding it all. I really like the Carbon Pro, too, but it`s a little stiff in the winter.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Tom Groves]
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03/12/09 04:15 AM
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johns
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Anyone tried the suffix floro or the sunline shooter
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Tom Groves]
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03/12/09 04:16 AM
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Mike_Soriano™
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seaguar invisx,and as a backup ill take seaguar invisx....bps is good too though. You said Invisx twice. I know,im pretty biased towards seaguar.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Tom Groves]
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03/12/09 04:24 AM
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StreakBreaker�
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A co-author and I (who are continually researching lines for project) have tested over 30 lines. The "best" that we've seen so far is the Seaguar Carbon Pro. Unfortunately, Carbon Pro is set to be discontinued within a couple of months due to the cost in making the line. Their (Seaguar aka Kureah Corp) sales of Carbon Pro went up by a full %20 last season...still it's simply too expensive to make.
I just purchased 5 bulk spools of various pound tests. I plan on purchasing 3 more. I'm hoarding it like it's a nuclear holocaust. I heard you`ve been hoarding it all. I really like the Carbon Pro, too, but it`s a little stiff in the winter. ...Naaah! Yer just using it wrong! JK! It does have a bit of memory...but if spooled correctly, you can manage MOST of it. Then again, the largest test (on bait casting) I use is 15 and that's for my pitching & swimbaits. On spinning gear the largest I go is 12 on a larger spool...I usually stick with 8lb for finesse and crankbaits. It serves me well. Yeah, I heard you’ve pounded all but the Red Label trying to find your go-to line. I think you’ll like the new stuff…although I have not yet tested it. I did pick some up from “the man” to test it. I’m busy as heck right now but I’ll post the results when I get around to getting it “mic’d”.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Mike_Soriano™]
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03/12/09 04:25 AM
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fishinfoo2
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p-line makes some good stuff, casts smooth, i had a 6lber on 17lb on a crankbait seesawin my line over a tree on fork last year and didnt have a nick anywhere when i got her in, whoa!
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Mike_Soriano™]
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03/12/09 04:28 AM
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RayBob
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I've been using InvisX for about 2 years ... I like it. I just bought some Berkley 100% and I think it may be more supple.
Advice? Wise men don't need it. Fools won't heed it.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: StreakBreaker�]
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03/12/09 04:29 AM
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Tom Groves
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A co-author and I (who are continually researching lines for project) have tested over 30 lines. The "best" that we've seen so far is the Seaguar Carbon Pro. Unfortunately, Carbon Pro is set to be discontinued within a couple of months due to the cost in making the line. Their (Seaguar aka Kureah Corp) sales of Carbon Pro went up by a full %20 last season...still it's simply too expensive to make.
I just purchased 5 bulk spools of various pound tests. I plan on purchasing 3 more. I'm hoarding it like it's a nuclear holocaust. I heard you`ve been hoarding it all. I really like the Carbon Pro, too, but it`s a little stiff in the winter. ...Naaah! Yer just using it wrong! JK! It does have a bit of memory...but if spooled correctly, you can manage MOST of it. Then again, the largest test (on bait casting) I use is 15 and that's for my pitching & swimbaits. On spinning gear the largest I go is 12 on a larger spool...I usually stick with 8lb for finesse and crankbaits. It serves me well. Yeah, I heard you’ve pounded all but the Red Label trying to find your go-to line. I think you’ll like the new stuff…although I have not yet tested it. I did pick some up from “the man” to test it. I’m busy as heck right now but I’ll post the results when I get around to getting it “mic’d”. One thing I hate most of all is breaking a fish off, so I want the best line I can get my hands on. At this point I would say my top three pics are... Trilene 100%- Expensive and just a little stiff. Carbon Pro- Affordable, but a little stiff AbrazX- Just right If you find anything you like better let me know.
Last edited by 2fastR1; 03/12/09 04:31 AM.
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
[Re: Tom Groves]
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03/12/09 04:46 AM
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UNTbass222
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love me some BPS fluoro and trilene 100%
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Re: Whats the best fluorocarbon line
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03/12/09 04:56 AM
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Baylor_Guy�
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I like YoZuri hybrid, its good line and really cheap too
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