Pink leader?

[ThrowingTimber]

If flouro means putting 1 more fish up on the rocks or deck over the course of a season Im going with it.

Have used the yozuri pink with no ill effects. #80

$1200-800 reels
$400 rods
$289 waders

Im not going to save anything by not spending the $24-30 on flouro.

If you believe that youre saving money by not using flouro ive got a bridge for sale ln jamestown, its fairly new and has ony had 1 owner.


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[ING4]

I've tested a lot of fluorocarbon lines last time from#20 to #40. Mainly Seaguar but also Ande, P-line, pink Yo-Zury and before Vanish.
All of them have shown stencil strength 20-40% less vs. stated on label. Especially on the knots. (I've used Trilene, Palomar or Uni knots very carefully tied). Only Trick Fish (Former Triple Fish) #25 has shown 22lb strength.
May be FC has some advantages like heavy weight and (sometimes) invisibility but for me strength more important.
I've switch to Maxima an have no problem.

[piemma]

Originally Posted by ThrowingTimber

If flouro means putting 1 more fish up on the rocks or deck over the course of a season Im going with it.

Have used the yozuri pink with no ill effects. #80

$1200-800 reels
$400 rods
$289 waders

Im not going to save anything by not spending the $24-30 on flouro.

If you believe that youre saving money by not using flouro ive got a bridge for sale ln jamestown, its fairly new and has ony had 1 owner.


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Vic, with me it has nothing at all to do with cost. I have tried a number of Flouros on the market over the years. maybe it makes a difference when fishing in daylight. I wouldn't know. When Oakley and I fished the surf together we never wet a line in daylight. Vampires we were.
Now, in the boat and at the Canal I fish strictly at night. I have not seen nor experience any empirical evidence that says Flouro is better at night.