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  • Super User
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Are you talking fluorocarbon? 

 

The only fluorocarbon I use is Sunline Snyper. Knot strength is what I'm looking for.

 

  • BassResource.com Administrator
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For what technique(s)?

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18 minutes ago, Glenn said:

For what technique(s)?

i guess i should have asked what if any differances are there between each

  • Super User
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I've never used Assassin but Sniper is my go to fluoro. I have used Sunline's budget fluoro, just called Super, and found it to be a great cheap option. Their mono lines I've used were really good too. In other words, Sunline makes good line and I'm sure Assassin is worth trying out. In fact, I have 4 spools of Sniper and 3 spools of Defier Armilo being delivered today or tomorrow.

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I like to grab a spool of Sniper when I order a jdm reel. Free shipping with the reel and 300 yards of sniper for like $15. Hard to beat. 

  • Global Moderator
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Sniper or Shooter on most everything 

 

 

 

 

Mike

  • Super User
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Shooter Sniper FC, either BMS or Invisible.  

 

I have used both regular US Sniper and it's softer than Assisan but I wasn't thrilled with either one. I tend to like Invizx better.  The BMS and Invisible versions have been awesome for me though. I like them as well as Tatsu.

  • BassResource.com Administrator
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The easiest way to put it is the FC material used. Sniper is a premier line made with a better-grade FC, Assassin is made with above-entry-level FC material making it a middle-of-the-pack option.

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  • Super User
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Sniper is awesome stuff.   The 16lb is super manageable.   I could see the 8lb being in line with InvisX which I use on my spinning gear.   Might try it on there next.   

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My 16 lb sniper is not super manageable.  Worse that 20 lb big game honestly. I do love the stuff though.  I only use 16 lbs and up for pitching on jig rods or big baits. For casting I use 14 lbs on MH rods.  Above 14 is where the manageability of sniper becomes annoying for me.  I don't and won't use line goop because that's the one thing more annoying than a stiff line.  Smearing that crap everywhere and having to always have a tube of it around to go fishing.

  • Super User
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The duality of opinions on the internet.....back to back replies, one says 16lb is super manageable, the other says it's not super manageable ?

  • Haha 1
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Assassin is hard to beat for the price. I don’t think I can mention the store but there’s one online that sells 660 yd spools for like $27-32 bucks. 

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I haven't used Assassin, but have used Sniper and love it. Spooled 16lb on a Zillion G and Alphas sv tw and had 0 issues with it that weren't caused by my own stupidity. Extremely manageable on the sv reels, and had no need for line conditioner with it on either reel. 

  • Like 1
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Assassin is softer and has a little more stretch than Sniper and works better for moving baits. Sniper has better knot strength 

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