Seaguar Fluorocarbon 2025

Vlad Val Yevdash reply :

Hey guys I was wondering about this seaguar fluorocarbon line, I did some research says it's the best fluorocarbon, they have to different types invizx and abrazx. Have any of you used it thinking about buying some.

clh121787 reply :

InvisX isnt bad but it's stretchy. Abrasive is less stretchy but more stiff. I prefer trilene 100% fc or shooter

BrianinMD reply :

8lb Invizx for spinning and Abrazx for baitcast gear is all i use

lecisnith reply :

I was pretty happy with the red label before I switched to P-Line copolymer for all the applications I deemed appropriate.

illinifan4152 reply :

On 11/13/2015 at 6:23 PM, BrianinMD said:
8lb Invizx for spinning and Abrazx for baitcast gear is all i use

This!

roadwarrior reply :

Spinning: InvizX #8

Baitcasting: AbrazX #12

desmobob reply :

In my experience, InvisX handles nicely but is very stretchy and has very poor abrasion resistance. It gets long slices and cuts in it from Zebra Mussels and pike/pickerel teeth. AbrazX is a little stiffer and much more abrasion resistant.

I have switched to AbrazX for use as leaders on my braided lines.

Tight lines,

Bob

ww2farmer reply :

Red Label is excellent, inexpensive leader material...............but sucks as main line, as IMHO, all fluorocarbon is. AbrazX is also good (if not better then Red Label), and I have used it, but I like to keep the costs of my fishing down, and Red Label hasn't failed me yet, so I have seen no need to go to AbrazX.....no exp. with InvizX.

Glenn reply :

I use InvisX on my Senko rod. 15lb all the way (not as a leader). I haven't noticed any issues with abrasion, but then again, we don't have zebra mussels in my area. I really like the line. It doesn't have that coil memory that other FC lines have.

Steveo-1969 reply :

I was using braid for baitcasting but I switched to fluoro this spring. I started with 12# Invizx and liked the way it handled (I use KVD L&L) but I wasn't crazy about how stretchy it was and in my rocky river I needed something more abrasion resistant. Switched to 12# Abrazx about 2 months ago and have noticed less stretch than Invizx and much more abrasion resistance. And still handles well with the line conditioner.

Siebert Outdoors reply :

Inviz X is my go to line. I have 8-15lb on all of my reels except my braided line. I've never had any problems with it or complaints.

buzzed bait reply :

i have 8 and 12lb invizx and love it. also have some 15lb red label i use for leader material.

have yet to try abrazx and though i want to, my wallet says i'm never trying tatsu....

sprint61 reply :

I've used red label as a mainline for quite some time and I have no complaints at all.

NathanW reply :

Seaguar is the only FC I buy anymore. Honestly I don't fish a lot of Invisx because Red Label essentially performs simillarly and is much cheaper. Invisx doesn't coil up the way that Red label does but RL is so cheap that I don't mind replacing it before it gets the chance to coil up. Abrazx is my favorite stiff line and is worth every penny when you buy the bulk spools.

I am extremely happy with my line setup right now and dont expect to change anything...It looks like this

15-25# FC Abrazx

10-12# FC Red Label

Floating Line: Suffix Siege

Braid: Trilene Braid or Power Pro

Spinning Rod Mainline 10-12#: Berkley Nanofil

cottny27 reply :

I like AbrazX for t-rigging and get it online from Walmart for $17.99 / spool for 12#. Free ship-to-store you can't beat it.

Felix77 reply :

Use InvizX for all my baitcasters and for leaders on my spinning.

Vlad Val Yevdash reply :

I'm going to get some tatsu fluorocarbon line #8 for my drop shot rod.

baxtervol reply :

I like the red label and I have a friend who swears by Invis-x. However, I recently purchased some Stren flourocarbon and it seems to have less coil ups than Seagaur and is slightly less expensive. I haven't fished it long enough to judge it completely, but so far I really like it.

Bluebasser86 reply :

I use both Red Label and InvisX and have had good success with both. I'd love to try Tatsu but can't bring myself to drop the money on it.

OnthePotomac reply :

Give BPS Flouro a try. I have been using it on my baitcasters on the Potomac for 10 years and find it great line in 12, 14 and 17#. Buy it on sale each year. Never a failure.

thirtysixit reply :

I'm a red label guy...... Its really good up to 15lbs. After that its too rigid and doesn't cast as well.

Mike L reply :

I used Invisex for about 2 yrs and just tolerated the stretch.

Other than that I liked it and had no reason to change until I tried a spool of Sniper.

That was it for Invisex

Mike

Glenn reply :

I know Tatsu isn't really part of this conversation, but man....wow! Great stuff! I have at least one spinning outfit (6lb) and one baitcaster (15lb) spooled up with at all times.

BigSkyBasser reply :

Is your spinning outfit a finesse/drop shot oriented set up Glenn? I'm planning on trying it out this year because I have problems with coil memory on Invisx and I'm looking at either Tatsu or P-Line Halo.

Glenn reply :

Yes, it's a dropshot/splitshot outfit. 7' med-light action rod.

roadwarrior reply :

Tatsu is THE BOMB!

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soflabasser reply :

It's great Fluorocarbon line to use for leaders.

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