Castable Floro?

[NJSquatch]

curious on everyone's experience with castable floro (pros/cons)?

which brands do you recommend?

I bought some 4# vanish for the trout rig last year and really liked the sensitive. wondering if it is too stiff as a main line > 6#?

[Capt. Lou]

There only one I found that's exceptional in LL applications " TORAY " , unless ur a serious angler it's expensive !
Knot strength, memory etc all top of line ! True 100 % very hard to find this cast able virtually no memory until u get in 20# class .

[njdevils908]

the seguars are all good. red label, invizx, and abrazx

[UglyStick]

I use Seaguar Invizix... check this thread out, some more detail on the topic:

http://www.njfishing.com/forums/show...ghlight=invizx

[Capt. Lou]

Next to Toray or Sunline is Gamma not bad for bucks if ur looking for a more economical version . I've got several years on this line as a back up to Toray & it's not bad at all .

[catfishonthelake]

I've used P-Line Fluoroclear forever with great success. It's fluro-coated mono, so it has the invisibility of the fluoro and castability of mono. And it's only like 7 or 8 bucks for a 300 yard spool.

[NJ219bands]

I used 2 lb PLine flurocarbon line to catch 41 fish this year while ultralight jigging with 1/32 oz lures. When I jigged up and down, my line got twisted too much but Reel Magic prevented the twists. I didn't have any problems casting the line.

[Chrisper4694]

i don't cast with anything but braid, and i just put leaders of whatever i need. Nothing casts better than braid and gives you more sensitivity and hook setting ability at range. I can't think of any situation that i wouldn't use braid as a main line. if i'm worried about visibility i put a huge clear leader on it.