posted by admin on May 14
i’m assuming that you want a vanishing flouro for its visibility out of water (?) i would go with berkley’s vanish line of flouro. they have regular line that, well, vanishes when under water but can be well seen above water. they also have the vanish “gold” series that does the same thing only the line is a gold color but again, it disappears completely under all types of water. i personally prefer those two products as well as many pros on bass circuits. Berkley has in my opinion the best flouro out there.
May 15th, 2010 at 3:48 am
I have just visited Google.com, and did some broad searches for "silver fishing line" to find one result from BassProShops.com, here’s what i got – http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_74835____?ordProd=Y&CMID=BOTTOM_selectitems#itemDetail
It’s Silver Thread AN40, available in a couple different lb. test. I don’t want to sound like a smart allick, but why do you have to have fluorocarbon that turns silver when out of the water? School project?
But man, a good, solid clear color is your best bet. You don’t need no high-tech colors like yellow, red, camo (All though green is alright.) or maybe it’s just I’m old fashioned. Clear just feels right to me.
Here’s a nice fluorocarbon available in clear, and some sort of green – http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_96676____SearchResults
Happy fishing.
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May 15th, 2010 at 4:18 am
i’m assuming that you want a vanishing flouro for its visibility out of water (?) i would go with berkley’s vanish line of flouro. they have regular line that, well, vanishes when under water but can be well seen above water. they also have the vanish "gold" series that does the same thing only the line is a gold color but again, it disappears completely under all types of water. i personally prefer those two products as well as many pros on bass circuits. Berkley has in my opinion the best flouro out there.
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