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Wanting to put 20lb flouro on one of my jig/plastics rods. I use braid a lot of the time, but sometimes the day calls for some flouro. I have used 15lb flouro before and the only problem was the stretch of the line (seaguar). Also just feel more comfortable with a heavier line with some of the questionable places I throw into. Which flouro has the least amount of stretch at the 20lb level?

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Abrazx or Toray Premium Plus.

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I haven't tried the Premium Plus, but I used Toray Superhard Upgrade in 16# on my jig setup all season and it seems to have pretty low stretch. It performed very well for me when throwing jigs. Probably can't go wrong with either one.

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vicious pro elite, i use it for punching at times n never had an issue with the stretch. some stretch is good though if your using a heavy rod and a knockout hookset.

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Buddy i'm dealing with the same thing, once you get used to the sensitivity and stretch (or lack thereof) of braid it is tough to pull a jig through the weeds with the stretch of flouro/mono!

Maxima makes a fluoro that isn't too bad for pitching at 20#.

I don't know if this helps...but before I switch to flouro I will try a heavier jig, the idea is to get a reaction bite where the fish doesn't care about the line. I fish mainly grass. Sometimes this makes a huge difference for me.

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