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(160.10.111.253) | What kind does everybody prefer? i use the Bass Pro Shops XPS and it very good so far i just curious what evrybody is using and how they like it... |
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Posts: 353
Location: Chattanooga, TN
(68.59.214.112) | i use PLINE halo, so far I have no problems found, very sensitive, have never had a break, and knot strength is great.
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Posts: 910
(173.247.21.198) | I'm still using Seaguar Inviz-X and red label and it seems to work pretty well. I've got some Stren Fluorocast on the way I am going to try out so I will let you all know how I like it. Another line I have been using that I really like is the Berkley Trans-Optic, it seems to have the best quality's of the mono and fluorocarbon lines with excellent knot strength, low memory, and it works well on spinning reels. |
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Location: Parksville lake of course
(68.212.236.159) | stratos21xl - 2/28/2011 11:00 PM I'm still using Seaguar Inviz-X and red label and it seems to work pretty well. I've got some Stren Fluorocast on the way I am going to try out so I will let you all know how I like it. Another line I have been using that I really like is the Berkley Trans-Optic, it seems to have the best quality's of the mono and fluorocarbon lines with excellent knot strength, low memory, and it works well on spinning reels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGO-z4lmaRU
Just saw this about Stren flouro cast. I'm sticking with seagaur.
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(173.247.21.198) | craazyboutbass - 2/28/2011 11:08 PM
stratos21xl - 2/28/2011 11:00 PM I'm still using Seaguar Inviz-X and red label and it seems to work pretty well. I've got some Stren Fluorocast on the way I am going to try out so I will let you all know how I like it. Another line I have been using that I really like is the Berkley Trans-Optic, it seems to have the best quality's of the mono and fluorocarbon lines with excellent knot strength, low memory, and it works well on spinning reels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGO-z4lmaRU
Just saw this about Stren flouro cast. I'm sticking with seagaur.
Thanks for the heads up on the video!!! I guess I won't even bother putting it on. I'll send it back and buy more Inviz-X.  |
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Expert
Posts: 2775
Location: Ooltewah
(98.249.86.46) | Triline 100% Pure. Never had an issue. Just keep in mind they over size their lines so 6 lb Triline = 8 lb Pline. |
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Posts: 3
(98.68.133.125) | Triline is really good, But Pline Halo is my favorite, low memory, I like the stretch cause I'm not big on braid |
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Expert
Posts: 3940
Location: Soddy Daisy
(146.209.128.254) | I've been using stren Flourocast for several months and haven't had any issues. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 430
Location: tunnel Hill
(72.162.21.254) | stren is real good |
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Addicted to CFF
Posts: 6848
Location: Ooltewah
(64.18.111.147) | Invisx, red label, and I have a handful of flourocast but I haven't tried it out yet. |
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Posts: 768
Location: Signal Mountain
(68.60.0.177) |
I've read mixed reviews on 100% flourocarbon so I've been using P-Line Flouroclear which has worked VERY well.
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Addicted to CFF
Posts: 6848
Location: Ooltewah
(64.18.111.147) | Good flourocarbon is hard to beat. Only time I even use mono is for topwater. |
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Posts: 1064
Location: old fort,tn
(68.59.249.35) | bps is good f-carbon,have used it in the past,,we have tried several brands,using p-line this year,we couldn't pass up the deal we got on 2011 boxes |
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Posts: 1896
Location: Chattanooga
(76.127.31.7) | Put some brand new Pline on a reel and it cut itself on about the third cast and separated - I did get my lure back. Don't know if line was knicked. Seems like sometimes the flour separates and sometimes it lasts a while. Anyone else had that experience. Trilene brand rarely does that to me btw.
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 499
(160.10.250.179) | Thats no god there.. I was bout trying some of that sunline Flurocarbon.. Just to see how it worked.. Or the Trilene Transoptic |
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Posts: 516
Location: Cleveland, TN
(64.203.99.3) | Seaguar for me, but I saw a lot of top pros using Bass Pro XPS fluoro at the PAA event @ Neely Henry. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 910
(173.247.21.198) | Triton20xHarris - 3/1/2011 12:11 PM
Thats no god there.. I was bout trying some of that sunline Flurocarbon.. Just to see how it worked.. Or the Trilene Transoptic
If you are a "line watcher" you will love the Trans-Optic. It turns orangish-yellow when the sun hits it and is supposed to be clear under the water. I have no clue if it actually does that or not but I can't tell a difference as far as catching fewer fish using it vs using Fluorocarbon. I have been really surprised at how tough the line is, when I saw it and read about what it was supposed to do I kind of laughed and said yeah right but it has made a believer out of me. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 499
(160.10.108.200) | i want to make sure that transoptic is the real deal before i buy any of it... Anybody know for sure if it is as invincible as flurocarbon |
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Posts: 6848
Location: Ooltewah
(98.68.205.60) | I use it for topwater. It's just regular old mono with an orange color. |
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Posts: 4698
Location: Hooterville or Ooltewah
(98.249.113.120) | ... anybody used this Seaguar Tatsu?
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Extreme Veteran
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(160.10.108.200) | I was wondering about that kind too? whats the price of it? |
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Expert
Posts: 4698
Location: Hooterville or Ooltewah
(98.249.113.120) | PBS has it as about $40 / $45 per 600 yd spool. Invisx is $85 / $95 per 1,000 yd spool. Red Label was listed in bulk, but now it's not. I saw where Trilene 100% has a 2,000 yd. spool for $159.00, all depending upon the line size. Oil prices have gone up since last year! beetlespin put me on Delo's Tackle and we were ordering 1,000 spools of InvisX or AbrasX for about $50 / $60! Red Label even was cheaper!
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 1064
Location: old fort,tn
(68.59.249.35) | the only issue with p-line was we were re-spooling some of our reels for a tx the next day,bought 4-5 refill spools from gander moutain in wisconsin,and a couple of them in no way had 250 yards on them,,didn't even fill up 1 reel,the boxes appeared to be un opened,a couple days later,we contacted j.pucci from pline,scanned the receipt and lot numbers from boxes,and they took care of it..... |
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Veteran
Posts: 179
(198.134.212.200) | TRY VICIOUS IT"S LOW IN PRICE AND GOOD LINE. |
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Expert
Posts: 3940
Location: Soddy Daisy
(146.209.130.211) | Viscious is the worst flouro I have ever tried. Even worse than Vanish |
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