COpolymer vs fluoro

[set_the_hook]

I was just wondering if slot of people still use mono over fluorocarbon. I know all the properties of fluoro,i was just seeing who still Prefers mono.

[*Hootie]

I use both, but to be honest, the only reason I am using fluoro is occasionally I find some on sale. I'll buy, yes I like it, but I still catch fish using mono, and I simply refuse to pay an exorbitant price for fishing line, ANY KIND.

There are $15. to $20. crankbaits. Never bought one, never will. Simply not necessary. Not as long as there is a BPS.

[flippincrazy]

I use both, but still use a lot of mono. I use it on almost all crankin, some topwater, spiltshot and some spinnerbait/buzzbait fishing.

[jdw174]

I used nothing but co-poly for years.  This past year, I added braid to my three spinning outfits but still use the co-poly for leader.  Yesterday I was overcome with insanity and paid $21 for a 200yd spool of Seguar InvisX 20lb that will be used on my pitching outfit.  Whether or not it will stay on there remains to be seen.

[Bassn Blvd]

I use co-poly only.  No need for flouro

[Hammer 4]

I gave up on fluro, to many fish broke off. I'll stick to my tried and true Yozuri Ultrasoft copoly.. 8-)

[Bassohol]

I've all but given up on fluorocarbon as well. I still have it on one setup that I throw a Texas rig with, but that is because that is the only reel and setup that I've yet to have a problem with. I use Yo-Zuri Hybrid and P-Line Floroclear on everything else besides my heavy pitching setup which I use braid on. I just found FC to have too much memory, nick too easily, and be too stiff to cast like other lines. I just didn't feel that all those little nuisances were worth the minimal increase in sensitivity and decrease in visibility. Plus, the copolymer lines are more versatile in my opinion.