Fluorocarbon on Spinning Reel

[Smallwater]

What is a good 8# fluorocarbon line that does well on spinning reels?

[MN Fisher]

I run 8# InvizX on my Pflueger President XT-LE 30 - which is a 2500 size reel. Does fine by me.

[Smallwater]

Thanks much!! Tight lines!

[jdr99a]

On my straight fluoro spinning setups I only use Tatsu.

[MN Fisher]

2 minutes ago, jdr99a said:

On my straight fluoro spinning setups I only use Tatsu.

Well, if I could afford it I'd use Tatsu as well - but I'm on a limited budget and InvizX is probably 2nd best.

[jdr99a]

2 minutes ago, MN Fisher said:

Well, if I could afford it I'd use Tatsu as well - but I'm on a limited budget and InvizX is probably 2nd best.

I use invizx on my baitcasters almost exclusively. I find a get fewer issues with tatsu on my spinning reels. Both are fantastic lines so either way you win. 

[Bluebasser86]

I have both Tatsu and Abrasx on spinning reels of mine, all of it is 8lb, it works just fine. 

[Hammer 4]

Sunline Sniper is pretty easy to manage on both spinning and baitcasting reels, and is very reasonably priced.

[FryDog62]

7 lb Sniper on finesse spinning rigs (for my "clients") and also on my bfs set ups. As long as people close the bail manually on the spinning rigs, the line twist isn't usually too bad. Although after certain people use it for awhile I stretch the line out with a swivel on dry land after a long day on the water.  That and a squirt of some KVD keeps it somewhat manageable ~

[LonnieP]

Another vote for 7lb Sniper