1 hour ago, J Francho said:

Vanish - what happens to your catch when you use it!

Same story with P-Line 100%, Red Label and Invizx IME.

26 minutes ago, T-Billy said:

Invizx

InvizX? I am using it for so many years and it is my second choice till now.

I wouldn't dare use Berkeley Vanish around young children. They shouldn't be exposed to foul language.

3 hours ago, ATA said:

InvizX? I am using it for so many years and it is my second choice till now.

I broke off two LM that would have been PB's on 20# Invizx. Both 7# +. Those are giants in OH, and are few and far between. I may never stick one that big again. I swore off flouro all together after the 2nd. Invizx also broke twice in FryDog62's line stretch test. 

 

1 hour ago, T-Billy said:

I broke off two LM that would have been PB's on 20# Invizx. Both 7# +. Those are giants in OH, and are few and far between. I may never stick one that big again. I swore off flouro all together after the 2nd. Invizx also broke twice in FryDog62's line stretch test. 

 

what 20lb test you using instead? 

5 hours ago, ATA said:

what 20lb test you using instead? 

20# Trilene XT. It's low stretch, abrasion resistant, and has excellent knot strength. That said, Last year I went to 40# Sufix 832 for fishing in cover and I've been VERY happy with it. I won't be going back to mono for many applications. I'm using straight braid for pitching, spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, lipless cranks, and some top waters. Still using mono for finesse stuff, poppers, and billed cranks. I love the way 832 handles. I seldom need to retie, it has no memory, and I can put my bait into the nastiest tangles and be confident I can winch the fish out. I no longer feel like braid is a specialty line like many view it. It works well in a wide range of applications.

10 hours ago, T-Billy said:

I broke off two LM that would have been PB's on 20# Invizx. Both 7# +. Those are giants in OH, and are few and far between. I may never stick one that big again. I swore off flouro all together after the 2nd. Invizx also broke twice in FryDog62's line stretch test. 

 

In my experience, even just 15# Invisx is difficult to break off. Sounds like you have a fluoro issue not specific to any brand. 

If I broke off 2 7lbers on the hookset I would stop using that type of line and would re-evaluate my hooksets.  Fluoro just can't take repeated hard hammerings without plastic deformation I have found so I have dialed back on my hooksets, reduced drag, retie my line frequently since I started using fluoro and all my problems went away.  I only bubba cross the eyes hookset anymore with mono to combat all that stretch.  Big game mono has become my preferred top water and leader line of choice.   No more fluoro leaders for me.   All that force being transfered to a few feet long section of fluoro just beats it up and deforms it.  I still like it as a main line though.  

Flouro line is about to go up as the automobile industry as begun to start absorbing larger and larger qty's of it.  Enjoy these prices while they last.  

(in my opinion)

 

I'm curious what they're using it for?

Stretch limos?

8 hours ago, J Francho said:

In my experience, even just 15# Invisx is difficult to break off. Sounds like you have a fluoro issue not specific to any brand. 

True. I've had issues with breakoffs with every flouro I've tried. Just happened to be Invisx on when I stuck those two piggies. Spent a few years with flouro then went back to mono after Invisx let me down the second time. Most of my rods are spooled with braid these days though. LM and river SM don't seem to care a bit about seeing braid. I think lake smallies do though when fishing slow moving baits. XT and BG in low vis green disapear well in my local waters and work well for me when chasing open water brownies and saugeye.

ok guys, thats what I found and got two spool of it, As you can see one spool is gone on this reel. The combo is for party sport fishing boats for bottom fishing.