Fluoro Premier

Awesome, like all their products. Bit pricey but good floro is....

makes a good knot

Excelente producto!! Me funciona con los velas!!

If you don't know much about fluoro and why it is so awesome: 1. It is virtually invisible in water. This is due to it having the same refractive index as water (light passes through it in the same way that it would pass through water). Pretty cool. 2. It is dense. This works well as a leader because it will sink with your bait while your braid is free to float. 3. It is much tougher than mono. All fluoro companies tout their amazing "Abrasion Resistance". It is true. 4. It is stiff, thus keeping your line straight - can you ask more of a leader? 5. It is not elastic. This stuff doesn't stretch or flex like mono does. This is yet another quality that makes it supreme for leader material. Amazing feel and hook sets.Stuff you need to know: This stuff, like I said, is stiff. You have to tie good knots. I usually tie a double uni knot to my braided line and a loop knot to whatever I am throwing. This combo has simply worked best for me.Oh yea, my leader length... it all depends on water conditions and blah blah blah... but I normally tie on around a 4 foot section as I don't like to reel my knot (braid/fluoro) through the tip of my rod. This is not exact science as I have caught fish with as small as a foot or two. It is all personal preference. I just replace the leader when it looks frayed/damaged/cracked due to wear and tear.I fish the backwaters in Naples, FL and usually pair 25-30 lb fluoro with 15 lb PowerPro braid. I usually target Redfish, Tarpon, Snook, Seatrout and Mangrove Snapper to name a few. This stuff works for them all. This is the only fluoro I use. It holds up well against anything that I throw at it.Edit: Below is a pic of the first fish caught on this new spool of line. Happy fishing!

I use this leader in Florida for Yellowtail Snapper and in Europe for Hecht (Northern Pike) The Yellowtail are very line shy and I am able to use 20# test where my partners have to use 15# using the Blue Label Seaguar to keep them biting. This allows me to land larger fish than anyone else on the boat. Fishing for Pike I use 30-40 # test instead of wire leaders and haven't been bitten off yet. Ive also managed to catch a few Zander (Walleye) on the 30# and they are another line shy fish.

I use this leader line for almost all of my saltwater rigs and it is IMO the very best Flouro line I’ve ever found! The only downside is the price. Since I own many spoils of this from 30# to 120#, I’d say it must not matter that much. If you want high quality line for your leaders, this is the best line money can buy.

The line is invisible in the water, and is practically free of abrasion. Don’t go fishing without it.

Very very thin fluorocarbon leader. It is thinner than Seguar blue label. The 15lb was thinner than normal 12lb and we broke fish off using it. Beware.

Awsome leader material, nearly invisable to fish, extremly abrasion resistant and strong.

The 50 LB knots well lays out nice and catches fish!! I use a palomar to attach a swivel and hook and have had great luck with seaguar products. I primarily fish striped bass and Bluefin tuna off the coast of new england.

I've got an assortment of Seaguar fluoro leaders and this is the only leader I'll use besides Blackwater.

The best fluorocarbon leader that I have used. Incredibly strong yet ties easily. Knot strength is off the charts. Simply put, if you fish, you need this stuff!

Works perfectly and as expected.

Toughest line out there! Very abrasion resistant and doesn’t break off even with toothy fish. But, hard on your wallet. Seagar should give you at least 150 yards for $55-60.

Picked this up for a 2 day tuna trip and it worked great on line shy small size tuna.