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On 2/15/2017 at 8:57 AM, fishballer06 said:

I've tried them all. Sniper is the best bang for your buck out there. 

I agree with this, however bang for buck and fluorocarbon shouldn't be used in the same sentence. You get what you pay for here. Tatsu is the bees knees imo.

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Shooter is my favorite, but best budget would be P-line 100% fluoro. The P-line runs a little big for it's test rating so you have to go a little lighter in the rating, but all P-line is that way.

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Sniper is the best all around flouro , the line is very strong , not to much memory , and minimal stretch . you really can't ask for much more , Sunline makes the two best flourocarbon lines with Sniper & Shooter in my opinion , as i do not like stretchy lines . if you do like lines with a lot of stretch , check out seaguar lines ..

 

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As WRB suggested, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I have used Tatsu fluorocarbon, and it is unquestionably high-grade fluoro (I'll endorse that statement).

Problem is, I was already a devout proponent of braided line so my tolerance for 'line-stretch' was quashed!

I kid you not when I say, before setting the hook with Tatsu fluorocarbon,

I found myself taking a step backwards to compensate for line-stretch   :sad3:  (not good)

 

Roger

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Red lable is good. Stiff. But good. Trilene 100% is also good.   I love tatsu so much I just bought 3000 yards. Should be good for the next 5 years on line

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2 minutes ago, clh121787 said:

Red lable is good. Stiff. But good. Trilene 100% is also good.   I love tatsu so much I just bought 3000 yards. Should be good for the next 5 years on line

3000 or 300?? 3000 is like 800 dollars worth of line

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10 hours ago, MassBassin508 said:

im willing to say 3000 yds of it is a stretch of the truth.Unless a picture arises

So youre implying ive Shared false information. OK fair I guess some fisherman are pathological liars.  Im really not flaunting or flashy. And certainly not fond of others who lie to create a favorable self image.     I can only afford rent, and tatsu cause I shop at Ross,  and wear 7 dollar out dated hurley shirts that didn't make the cut at dillards hehe.

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1 hour ago, clh121787 said:

So youre implying ive Shared false information. OK fair I guess some fisherman are pathological liars.  Im really not flaunting or flashy. And certainly not fond of others who lie to create a favorable self image.     I can only afford rent, and tatsu cause I shop at Ross,  and wear 7 dollar out dated hurley shirts that didn't make the cut at dillards hehe.

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I was joking.Who would lie about 3000 yards of line? Nobody.

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2 hours ago, clh121787 said:

So youre implying ive Shared false information. OK fair I guess some fisherman are pathological liars.  Im really not flaunting or flashy. And certainly not fond of others who lie to create a favorable self image.     I can only afford rent, and tatsu cause I shop at Ross,  and wear 7 dollar out dated hurley shirts that didn't make the cut at dillards hehe.

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You should accidentally cut off 15 feet then trip and drop it into an envelope and mail it to me by accident!

:lol:

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