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Since the season has started i have been doing some experiementing with huge frustrations with spiderwire invisbraid breaking mid cast without back lash and on hooksets just b.s stuff. today i tryed 17 pound vicous pro elite flouro i belive and it just ticked me off every flip with loose coils and bird nests that did not make sence when i got them... just want to know what you guys prefer , i do alot of rock , timber and light weeds in both clear and stained water ... so my question is...

 

you find best with braid and flouro leader (what pound tests?) 

or all flouro ( company and pound test)?

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I flip with 50-60lb Sunline FX2 hands down the best option IMO. I really don't mess with leaders and when it comes to flipping with fluro I just can't stand it .... No one likes baby sitting there fluro

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I do 99% of my flipping with straight braid. 50 or 65# PP, S8S (Timber Brown), or P-Line Spectrex IV. If I find it necessary to use fluoro I prefer to go straight fluoro as well because it's just easier to me to deal with it's handling "flaws" than it is to retie a leader several times a day. I retie often even with braid so I go through quite a bit of fluoro each trip. 

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I use straight braid around vegetation and straight fluoro around everything else.  I like Sunline Sniper in 16 lb for an all around pitching line.  I use 50 lb Sufix 832 when I use braid.

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I use straight braid around vegetation and straight fluoro around everything else.  I like Sunline Sniper in 16 lb for an all around pitching line.  I use 50 lb Sufix 832 when I use braid.

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I use 60# Kansen braid for plastics in heavy cover.

20# Invisex floro for jigs only.

15# Invisex in scattered vegetation

Mike

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