Should I just stick with flurocarbon? I heard Iron silk stretches a lot* and I'd like to clarify by asking you guys that have used it or just know more about it than me.

 

Thanks!

Flouro stretches also ..get yourself some yo zuri hybrid in 6 and 12lb and go fish problem solved

Flouro stretches also ..get yourself some yo zuri hybrid in 6 and 12lb and go fish problem solved

Flurocarbon stretches but not a lot compared to most mono. I'll try out the yo zuri though thanks for the feedback

I've found that 17 or 20 lb Iron Silk is a good rattle trap, spinner bait, buzz bait line, because it is abrasion resistant.  It has held up well in the areas I fish.  Wouldn't know about lighter pound tests.

Flouro stretches also ..get yourself some yo zuri hybrid in 6 and 12lb and go fish problem solved

Yo zuri stretches big time plus has a ton of memory , still don't know how you guys like that line !!!

Most guys like Yo-Zuri Hybrid, but some don't. The line is very popular

here at BassResource.com and inexpensive. For baitcasting try #12,

spinning gear #6. I would also recommend treating the line with KVD

Line & Lure Conditioner.

Flurocarbon stretches but not a lot compared to most mono. I'll try out the yo zuri though thanks for the feedback

This myth has been debunked numerous times already. Fuoro stretches as much or more than other mono-filaments but is not as elastic. If line stretch is the main concern the best option is braid, or maybe a heavier line. What is the main concern you want to address by changing lines?

This myth has been debunked numerous times already. Fuoro stretches as much or more than other mono-filaments but is not as elastic. If line stretch is the main concern the best option is braid, or maybe a heavier line. What is the main concern you want to address by changing lines?

I use braid majority of the time but there is also a few things I just have to use flouro / mono for and I prefer the one with the least stretch for lipless cranks and spinner baits and also some cranks.