Seaguar Red Label Flurocarbon

[Green Trout]

I noticed the low price tag on this line. Does that mean that it is not a low-stretch, strong Fluro? Anyone like this line? I might use the 14lb for my worms on the bottom.

[Ozark_Basser]

They make 14 lb red label? I thought it went 12 then 15. Either way, I've used it quite a bit. It's good stuff for the money. I've pulled some decent sized fish out of some gnarly stuff with that line.

[*Hootie]

I use it. Have been for a few years. Its a good flouro choice without spending a bunch of money. I also use Abrazx. Twice the price of Red Label. Since I didn't mark the reels in any way, I couldn't honestly tell you which line is on which reel. That's one reason I've been thinking about using Red Label exclusively. Can't tell the difference, why bother?

Hootie

[Kevin22]

I really like it. Best low price fluoro i have found. I use 15# on my football jig rod and have thrown some t-rigs with it, works great. Low stretch, very sensitive, and good abrasion resistance. Cant wait to throw squarebills with it this year.

I use 8 on a spinning reel, and 4 on my UL reels. Also great.

Looking to put 10# on my jerkbait rod as well.

[lmbfisherman]

Red Label is my favorite floro.  However, I mostly use it as leader material. 

[Cgrinder]

It's good stuff for the price.

[rippin-lips]

Glorified mono to me.

Ok as leader material at best.

Spend $10 more and get sniper.

[Logan S]

It's a great line, the best value in FC line IMO.  

 

I've used it nearly exclusively for my FC needs the last 4 seasons.  I've found that it's downfall is longevity, it wont last nearly as long as some of the more popular and more expensive lines before getting coiled and unmanageable...But I replace my line very frequently so this doesn't concern me.  If you spool up once a season and want it to last all year, it might not be a good choice for you.  When fresh, it is on par with many of the more expensive lines.

 

I buy 4000 yards of it a season in bulk (2000 yards of 15# and 1000 yards each of 12# and 10#) and then filler spools as needed of 20# and 8#.  I could do the same with a more expensive line, but I don't feel the difference in performance is enough to makeup for the $200+ difference in price it would cost per season....

 

It's a good line at a good price.  Not the best, but the price to performance ratio is the best in the business.  My experience and opinion only, YMMV.

[*Hootie]

Glorified mono to me.

Ok as leader material at best.

Spend $10 more and get sniper.

No, it's not mono, it's flouro. AND, it's great as a main line...Glorified?...I don't know...maybe. Oh,...the $10...I'll keep it and stop at Steak and Shake for breakfast on the way to the lake. Hope you don't mind...lol.

Hootie

[K_Mac]

Hootie I will use my savings from buying Red Label (I like it a lot for the money) on terminal tackle and oatmeal. Steak and Shake is too pricey for a poor boy.

[roadwarrior]

I think Red Label is a great value, but I use for leaders only.

 

 

 

[*Hootie]

On 3/21/2015 at 7:38 AM, K_Mac said:

Hootie I will use my savings from buying Red Label (I like it a lot for the money) on terminal tackle and oatmeal. Steak and Shake is too pricey for a poor boy.

 

I hear ya. Health-wise, your much better off with oatmeal than Steak & Shake. I'm just pickin' on rippin-lips.

My typical fishing breakfast is a zucchini, cranberry, walnut muffin after I get on the lake. My wife makes them

and they are AWESOME. Hard for me to eat just one.

 

Hootie

[Bluebasser86]

Red Label is one of the best budget priced fluoros out there. I use it a lot for main lines and leaders and will continue to do so. 

[JLBrown]

I've tried both the InVisx and the Red Label.  I have 4 Abu Garcia STX's  loaded all the reels with both lines and I can't tell the difference between them.  Great line!!!