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    floro?

    Any brand of floro that you guys have found to better than the rest? Anything work better for spinning reels than other brands?

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    Re: floro?

    I use strictly Seauar Invisx....It's the best I've tried so far....Look at the photo board and you'll see the striper I landed on 10lb Invisx

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    Re: floro?

    Quote Originally Posted by BigBlueJake View Post
    Any brand of floro that you guys have found to better than the rest? Anything work better for spinning reels than other brands?
    Trilene 100%

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    Re: floro?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fishin is life View Post
    I use strictly Seauar Invisx....It's the best I've tried so far....Look at the photo board and you'll see the striper I landed on 10lb Invisx
    x2

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    Re: floro?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fishin is life View Post
    I use strictly Seauar Invisx....It's the best I've tried so far...
    ^^ what he said.

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    Re: floro?

    XPS

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    Re: floro?

    Seaguar and Vanish.

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    Re: floro?

    P-Line I think is the best.
    If you are going to spool the whole reel with floro than you want P-Line Floroclear, but if you want a floro leader than you want P-line Halo it is much more abrasian resistant but stiffer so does not work as well when spooled up, the Floroclear is more limp.
    P-Line is more expensive than other brands but its really good.

    XPS is the best bang for your buck though hands down, but if you don't mind spending more $ I would suggest P-Line.

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    Re: floro?

    I like p-line as well. 100% flourocarbon and halo are both good line. I will also use p-line Flouroclear to its sensitive and don't shoot off the reel on spinning reels. I've been trying out the new berkley nanofile line and its pretty awsome real limp no stretch very sensitiveand strong just don't like how white the line is. So I think I'm gonna start using a flourocarbon leader with it and see if I get more strikes Couse I think its to visible on slower moving baits like plastics. Been using it on a baitcaster and crankbaits and haven't had any proublems that way just slow moving baits.

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    Re: floro?

    i have had a hard time using just flouro on my shakey spinning reels--do you guys use a braid and a flouro leader on your shakey and dropshot rigs--if so what kind of braid is best and what type of flouro is best

    What type of knot is used to tie the lines together

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    Re: floro?

    Quote Originally Posted by vetbass View Post

    What type of knot is used to tie the lines together

    I use a surgeons knot.

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    Re: floro?

    I used to use a lot of XPS due to cost...it was decent, but I found the Seaguar Red Label to be of better quality and a great value as well.

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