NumberOne":1it4pvw8 said:
Seaguar InvizX is good but I like Sunline Sniper or Assassin better. Its more manageable in my opinion. Like said above I would stay far away from Berkley Vanish. I am not a big fan of Seaguar Red Label either but others seem to like it. If you try Flourocarbon, I wouldn't go the cheap route. Bad fluorocarbon will drive you nuts. I am not saying you have to go the most expensive route either but the cheap stuff made me pull my hair out because it was so hard to manage. Sunline would be my first choice followed by Seaguar InvizX.
is it as supple(less rigid) as invisx? there is a spinning setup under water by birdsong bridge with vanish on it. i threw it there. i havent used flouro since on my spinning reels although i have wondered how invisx would work. lol, thats why i asked Ruger in another thread why he was using red label on spinning outfits.
for crappie jigging or long poling it may not matter though since its not being cast. i could see an adavntage using it for spider rigging. more sensitive for lighter bites and probably less line swing. im just wondering if the leader droppers will sink more than mono and offer a less natural presentation when moving slower when the bite is slow. but you could always run flouro as a main line and mono leaders.
tip: lol, if you are cheap like me and dont want to spool a whole spool with high priced flouro then fill up a spool with mono, double uni knot on flouro and fill it up the rest of the way with the flouro. ive been doing this for years with super lines and it works great.
