i have read where this line has more stretch than some of the other floro.thinking about trying for main line on a carolina rig.has anyone used this set up and if so ,likes or dislikes.thanks.
i have read where this line has more stretch than some of the other floro.thinking about trying for main line on a carolina rig.has anyone used this set up and if so ,likes or dislikes.thanks.
I liked this line alot but did have soe problems with it breaking and there be no bad spots in the line. Sent it back to Seaguar and the sent me this http://www.tacklewarehouse.com....html
This is alot better especially if fishing alot of tough brush or rocks.
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I use Invizx for my rig set up, 15lb main line and 12lb leader. I mainly fish it around big stumps and brush piles and some shell beds. I have caught a bunch of above average fish and never had a problem.
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Is the AbrazX as soft as the Invizx? I have been using CarbonPro and Invizx this year and really like both, but they do tend to splinter a bit. The CarbonPro is some very strong stuff though.
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I have used 8# Invizx with good results for drop shotting. I just bought 2 spools of the Abrazx though, since you would expect it to be better.
I use (12lb.)Invizx and 30lb. power pro,it does have alot more stretch than most flour.carbons(so it does act as a shock leader)...It will nick up on rocky surfaces,fray,and seem to absorb water.I change the leader most trips out,and watch for any problems...I just need to learn how to keep the eight pound test on a spinning reel,any tips appreciated.
on spinning reels I use 8lb or 6lb invisx and spray it with silicone, I only fill the spool up about 2/3 full. As long as the line is spooled on correctly I rarely have line jumping off the spool or any loops.
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