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Vanish is absolute garbage compared to other fluorocarbons on the
market. I have used it for everything from bluegill to King Salmon. In the low ranges , such as 2 or 4lb test fishing for panfish it holds up just fine (for me), but try and drop shot with 6 or 8lb Vanish and I get nervous even setting the hook with it. I won't even go into flipping with the heavier options (17, 20,etc.) (might as well use a braid anyway , which I do). I would spend a little more and try Seaguar Invisix, or P-Line Fluorocarbon, or even Seaguar CarbonPro. I have heard good things about Gamma's Fluoro, and Yozuri Hybrid. I believe some guys here use P-Line fluoroclear, which is just a fluorocarbon coated copolymer. Hope this helps. Chris Brendan wrote: I've started using it recently and find it quite useful. |
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