Fluorocarbon lines
Daiwa J-Fluorocarbon Leader Line
The new J-Fluorocarbon from DAIWA! Thanks to a sophisticated...
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$10.01
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Seaguar Seaguar Grandmax FX Fluorocarbon
The Seaguar Grandmax FX Fluorocarbon is ideal for creating a...
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$16.89
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Hanak Competition Fluorocarbon
Proven top Japanese quality. Hanak Fluorocarbon is transpare...
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$9.90
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Momoi SOFLEX
This product covers the disadvantage of the standard fluoroc...
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$8.44
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Owner Fluorocarbon
Series of high end sinking fluorocarbon lines. Thanks to spe...
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$6.78
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Dragon Invisible Fluorocarbon
Highest quality 100% flurocarbon line, manufactured in Japan...
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$4.27
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Gamakatsu G-Line Fluoro Carbon
Designed for line shy fish such as trout, carp and seabass,...
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$5.42
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Fly fishing Fluorocarbon lines
Fluorocarbon lines for fly leaders are a material that until recently raised a lot of controversy, currently used in many types of fly fishing, from dry fly, through nymph, and ending with streamer. What is a fluorocarbon monofilament? It is a line made of a variety of carbon fiber and the only thing that connects it with a traditional monofilament is ... application. The most important advantage of fluorocarbon is the fact that it has the same angle of refraction of sunlight as water, and thus - it is completely invisible to fish. It has an increased (compared to mono) resistance to mechanical damage, although it has a slightly lower knot strength. The material itself is heavier than nylon and therefore sinks much better.
Thanks to its invisibility in the water, it allows you to outsmart even cautious fish, such as for example grayling.
Small diameters will be useful for grayling or trout rigs, and the strongest ones will be perfect as a material for pike or salmon leaders.
Thanks to its invisibility in the water, it allows you to outsmart even cautious fish, such as for example grayling.
Small diameters will be useful for grayling or trout rigs, and the strongest ones will be perfect as a material for pike or salmon leaders.