Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon

[OkobojiEagle]

FBL... Thanks

Steve

[kikstand454]

i used the trilene 100% all last year on my t-rig rod (the same spool all year) and had absolutely nothign bad to say about it. in fact... if it was cheaper id start throwing it exclusively.

however... i cant see what advantage if any i had over yozuri hybrid and so im going back to what is cheaper.

but i really liked the 100%.

[Big Bait Fishing]

It's expenxive but its great line. I think you'll like it.

[5bass]

: , Sunline Sniper costs around $40.00 for 164 yards , Diawa Samuri braid costs on average about $31 bucks for 150 yards ($25.00-$40.00). the 55 lb. Samuri you use costs $27.00 . with Samuri braid , the bigger tests are LESS EXPENSIVE !!! as for the Sniper line , they all cost $40.00 !!! so all in all , Samuri is cheaper

You must be looking in the wrong place....if it was THAT expensive, I wouldn't be using it. Here's the TW link.

http://www.***.com/Sunline_Super_FC_Sniper_Fluorocarbon/descpage-SLFCS.html

[Big Bait Fishing]

my mistake , i thought you were talking about Sunline's best flouro , Sunline shooter , which is $39.99 http://www.***.com/Sunline_Shooter_Fluorocarbon/descpage-SLSHF.html

[YeahSure]

my mistake , i thought you were talking about Sunline's best flouro , Sunline shooter , which is $39.99 http://www.***.com/Sunline_Shooter_Fluorocarbon/descpage-SLSHF.html

He might as well be, it's only 10 dollars more around the 10 lb test and up range and the same price for the higher lb test line.

[Bronzefly]

I've put the 17lb through some pretty tough battles and it hasn't let me down.  The 8lb has been working out very well for me as well.  I'd definitely buy more.

[fathom]

been using the 15# the past two years.

no breakoffs yet.

[zbigbadaaron]

off topic but what sinks faster mono or fluro?

[Beastie Bass]

fluoro

[Nitro 882]

I've tried ,and like, trilene100% but I found a deal on seaguar invizx and really love it. I use 12#, 15#, and 17# floro.

For what it's worth, I learned to tie a San Diego Jam knot and really feel it's the solution to most of the "break offs" associated with floro lines.

[Dan:]

FWIW, I also just noticed that Seaguar has a smaller diameter than equivalent Trilene 100%

[5bass]

FWIW, I also just noticed that Seaguar has a smaller diameter than equivalent Trilene 100%

Dan. Flurocarbon diameter means nothing. The fish cant see it.  ;D So lets all just fish with 50# fluorocarbon and never again worry about getting broke off. 

[Paul Roberts]

FWIW, I also just noticed that Seaguar has a smaller diameter than equivalent Trilene 100%

Break ratings are not accurate, they are a marketing tool (which I have a hard time separating in my mind from BS). When purchasing a line go by diameter first, as this affects presentation the most, and then consider other properties you might want (abrasion resistance, suppleness, density (FC), ...).

[burleytog]

FWIW, I also just noticed that Seaguar has a smaller diameter than equivalent Trilene 100%

Dan. Flurocarbon diameter means nothing. The fish cant see it. ;D So lets all just fish with 50# fluorocarbon and never again worry about getting broke off.

I do tend to fish heavier FC than I would in the same situation with copoly.

[Hammer 4]

The seaguar 6lb is almost as small as the trilene 4lb..I bought some of the invizx, it's Nice..so far..

FWIW, I also just noticed that Seaguar has a smaller diameter than equivalent Trilene 100%