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I've only used two fluorocarbons, one for casting and one for spinning.

I am very impressed with Toray Super Hard Upgrade, which I have used in 16lb and 20lb for jigs and texas rigs on a couple of baitcasters. Based on TackleTour's fluorocarbon showdown it is the most abrasion resistant fluorocarbon they reviewed, a quality I was looking for since I was switching from P-Line CXX, a notoriously highly abrasion resistant line. It has low stretch and provides great sensitivity. It also lasts a long time. I had a spool of 20lb last from April to December and only respooled because I was dropping to 16lb. The only downside I've noticed is because it is a stiffer line it is important not to backlash or get kinks in the line. It definitely requires more management, but nothing that is time consuming or frustrating.

The other fluorocarbon I have used is Sunline FC Sniper on my spinning setup. It can be tricky to spool on without getting twists and loops but I like it so far. I've only used it on a few occasions so I don't know all its on the water characterisitics.

One tip for using fluorocarbon is to apply KVD Lure & Line when spooling it on and after use. I have found that this stuff makes fluorocarbon more user friendly and manageable.

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i also read the fc showdown from tackle tour it was enterntaining. but has anyone tried or heard of lucky crafts line called iron athelete they have a flourocarbon line a mono line and i floating mono line and a braid. i would like to know how iron athletes flourocarbon compares to others.

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BPS XPS Fluro for me. I may give Suffix's fluro a shot this year. It'll have to be very impressive for me to switch to it though.

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12#, 14# & 17#, BPS or Pline for my casting reels. I prefer to use Gamma on my spinning reels, good combination of strength & manageablity.

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Toray is great line; they spool for BPS.  I've heard Sunline is spooled by Toray....yes, Sunline doesn't extrude their own line.  Supposedly there are only two or three manufacturers of fluorocarbon in the world.  

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BPS XPS Fluorocarbon, never needed to try any others.

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