Seaguar Red Label 100% Fluorocarbon 200 Yard Fishing Line

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The Invizx is also a good choice, but it’s a bit more specialized. If you know what kind of fishing you want to do, and you’re sure that you’ll be doing a lot of it, then the Invizx may be a better choice.

The best knots always depend on what you can tie. The best fluorocarbon line responds well to a Uni-knot tied to the main line and a Palomar knot for the hook. Learn those knots well, and you’ll lose far fewer lures. Conclusion If you're chasing monster, 40 inch+ northern pike and muskie in super clear waters where stealth is super important, AbrazX Pike & Musky is the right leader material for you.Comments:i use the red label in 17lb on my swimbait rod and it holds up very well, chunking 3-5oz hudds, rago skt swimmers and savage line thru and hav. Caught 7 fish over 12 lbs last year biggest being 13.60 and i horsed them in, great product and has never failed me will be using this line for years to come. Seaguar Premier has the thinnest line diameter of any fluorocarbon leader. This is a big advantage because it will be less visible underwater for a given pound test. At low pound test values, the difference is not large. For example, Ande 20-pound has a diameter of 0.40 mm while 20-pound Seaguar Premier has a diameter of 0.37 mm. For a higher pound test, the difference becomes quite significant. For instance, 80-pound Ande has a diameter of 1.00 mm while 80-pound Seaguar Premier has a diameter of 0.78 mm. Comments:absolutely the best flourocarbon for the price. Used it for buzzbait a & caught a 4 pounder & 3 pounder plus three or four in the 2 1/2 range & was flawless. Also used it for Texas rigged beaver baits, fishing along the banks & the k it's held great (uni knot) & did not miss a bass & none were under 2 lbs. great line

If you are looking for a durable line with low memory, then either Seaguar Red Label or Invizx would be a good option. Seaguar Red Label Review – Great Tensile Strength Comments:This is probably the worst line i've ever bought. tried every knot & blue gills bust me off on 8lbs test. now Seaguar invisx on the other hand. that stuff must be made of dreams because its perfect.

I think because of it’s slightly lower length of durability and castability than some of the other Seaguar fluorocarbons, I like it for a few specific techniques. I really have liked it for a spinnerbait line. Typically I’m fishing spinnerbaits around grass and wood and not to rough conditions. I like it for some small swimbait stuff too. I’ve been doing really well with the 10 and 12 pound Basix fluorocarbon on small swimbaits and the 15-pound Basix on my spinnerbait rod.