Limpest Florocarbon

[lonkm]

I am looking for a floro that will present a bait in a natural looking presentation. I fish for walleye, crappie, blue gill & white bass. For walleye I vertical jig and troll. For crappie, blue gill and whites I vertical jig and cast. My primary line is braid on my walleye rigs and I am looking for a floro that will hold up to the knot. Uni to Uni. The rest the line will depend on how deep I have to fish and the lures. My pan fish reels are spinning so I want a line with little or no memory. Thanks Lonnie

[drew03cmc]

I had good luck with P-Line Fluoro, but you should try Maxima Ultragreen. It will turn you off to fluorocarbon due to its lack of memory and its incredible abrasion resistance. On a side note, I picked up some Vicious Panfish line in green last fall and it has like no memory and is INCREDIBLY strong.

[nwaoutdoorsman]

You might try P-line fluoroclear. Its a fluorocarbon coated line and is very limp. I've had good luck with it on spinning reels and its not as expensive as 100% fluorocarbon lines. About half the price. Hope this helps. Good luck!

[timsfly]

I spool a lot of P-line on reels at the shop, it is much softer than the maxima.

P-line is good, I never seem to have a problem with it on my spinning reels, but

I don't spool much of it in the heaiver sizes, mostly 2,4, and some 6, I use the

6lb quite a bit for tippet when white bass fishing and when crappie and bluegill

fishing.

[TroutRinger]

I like P-Line Premium a lot in 6 pound.

[lonkm]

thanks for the suggestions. I will give all of them a look.