The Tenryu Fluro is nice Mick, no problems with it at all and it fixed my allbright Knots issue.....must have been the Verivas fluro I was usingI have heard it mentioned a few times but have never seen it in the flesh. Which one is the most popular, I am of course thinking of using it and if I like it I will stock it. Is the Red Label the one to go for?
But it's pi55 yellow !!!The Tenryu Fluro is nice Mick, no problems with it at all and it fixed my allbright Knots issue.....must have been the Verivas fluro I was using![]()
I`ve got a couple of spools of the red label in 20lb bs (0.406mm) which is quite soft. Personally I use and prefer the blue label and its available in lower breaking strains than the red label.
yes blue label!!What's mine ? Blue label ?
It won't be everyone's cup of tea as they're a total unknown unless you've carp or coarse fished, but I'm currently messing with the Drennan Ghost range of fluorocarbons. Its been very good stuff so far and they actually make soft and stiff versions. Both have their uses and the standard stiff stuff IS pretty stiff. Drennan do make some of the very best lines in the UK though. Often their diameters will appear to be above those of other makes for the same diameter's, but their diameters are normally very accurate and breaking strains are actually sold as knot strengths, rather than pre-knot.I don't rate fluro - only use it when it is gin clear. However, only really tried berkely and Vavarias. I just find it much to soft! Is there a stiffer one avaliable.
Seaguar Ace is very stiff and hard and is designed purely as a leader material and not a main line,pure 100% fluro.I don't rate fluro - only use it when it is gin clear. However, only really tried berkely and Vavarias. I just find it much to soft! Is there a stiffer one avaliable.