Seagar Red Label

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Frosty
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Re: Seagar Red Label

Post by Frosty » Mon Mar 21, 2016 2:50 am

falcon wrote:Many seem to like it, I didnt. I found it didn't last long I had break off issues and the abrasion resistance was no better than typical mono lines.
Unfortunately I had the exact experience, so did a few others I fish with. When it comes to fluoro I believe you get what you pay for. I've had good luck with Sunline Sniper, Toray, Shooter, Sugoi, and even Hi Seas was decent.
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Re: Seagar Red Label

Post by poisonokie » Sun May 01, 2016 10:23 am

I have some 10# for mag finesse type stuff on an extra fast rod and it's alright. It's invisible and holds a san Diego jam just fine. It's really stiff, though, which some say doesn't matter on a baitcaster, but I disagree. I have to keep the brakes up a little higher than I normally do with braid or good mono just because a little backlash can turn into a big problem fast with that stuff. Think I'll have to spring for either tatsu or sniper in my hunt for something more manageable.
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