Anyone used this ? Looking for a good reliable fluro for d rigs,can't seem to find the line diameter for it either

In reply to Post #1
It's decent. The 25 lb is 0.48.

Used it for years without any issues. Its the only fluoro hook length i use if im using fluoro.

In reply to Post #3
25lb being 0.48 will be the one for d rigs then ?

In reply to Post #4
used it for years and its never failed me, I like using it as you can set it straight or put a curve in it and it staying how you want it.
I normally use 20lb and never have any issues with it

In reply to Post #5
What is the 20lb diameter mate ?

In reply to Post #1
Good good & good . . .

The 10lb for barbel rigs
The 15lb & 20lb for a variety of carp rigs (D rig or Slip D with fluro boom)
The 25lb for Fluro leaders

No need to change - it covers all bases!

It's excellent stuff, I use 20lb for rigs and 25lb version for my fluoro leaders...best by miles imo

I don't use the flouro carbon on its own often, but it's great when I do.
I use hydrolink almost exclusively, which has cam h2o as the core

20lb for me when I use a fluro boom

Few years ago now since I first saw it, new out, the owner of rigmarole was doing a demo in a local tackle shop. He showed me this new product, screwed it up into a ball in the palms of his hands, proper mess, straightened it out and gave it a pull, straight as an arrow

Sold ever since

In reply to Post #10
Cheers all ordered the 20lb for my D Rigs 🙌🏻

In reply to Post #1
I have the 15lb and 25lb. Does anyone else find when pulling to straighten it snaps rather easily ?

In reply to Post #12
I've searched the internet far & wide & haven't see one bad comment about this stuff

In reply to Post #13
Is the 20lb too stiff for blow back d rigs ?

In reply to Post #12
No and never - you must have a duff batch . . .

In reply to Post #14
It's pretty stiff, I use it as chod sections, or use hydrolink extreme(20lb flouro core) as a lazy mans hinge stiff rig

In reply to Post #15
Or am I pulling it too much do you think?

In reply to Post #17
Ordered 15lb & 20lb for d rigs to cover all bases

In reply to Post #17
You must have arms the size of Arnold Schwarzenneger . . .!

In reply to Post #19
Haha. I wish. I had a spool of the 15lb that I had for ages and when I tied some
Rigs it snapped when I pulled it. I just thought that was because it was old so I ordered some new 15 and 25lb and it does the same.

Out of interest has anyone crimped the 20lb?

In reply to Post #12
Yes when I had a play with it I could snap it quite easily to. Couldn't use it after that.

In reply to Post #22
Exactly what I'm thinking. Didn't take a lot to snap tbh

In reply to Post #23
you guys must be on steroids. . . .never snapped CamH20 . . ever

In reply to Post #24
Looked long and hard on the internet for bad reviews didn't find one until today lol I must of gone back 10 years old Cemex forum etc 🤣

In reply to Post #24
Must be a dodgy batch. Put it this way it wouldn't take a lot from a carp to snap it as easy as I did

caught a 44lb cat on a combi using camh20 as the stiff section. when i unhooked it the hooklink was absolutely battered from the pads of the cat, but it didn't snap

would be very shocked if you can snap it in your hands. sounds like something is not quite right

In reply to Post #27
Just awaiting my delivery ready for nights again as I'm sat behind static rods on local water

In reply to Post #27
Maybe people are using a wrong knot ???

Which knots are best with this material ?

In reply to Post #27
Very strange. It's snaps rather easy

In reply to Post #30
What knots are you using ?

In reply to Post #31
Doesn't snap at the knot. Snaps in the middle

In reply to Post #32
Got the 15 & 20lb today seems very strong tied a 7 inch rig pulled it to tighten it went to 10inch 🤣 think a pre stretch is needed ?

In reply to Post #33
What knots are you using . . .? What rigs are you trying to create?

With 20lb (and for heavier/larger diameter bs materials in general) even a simple 2-3 turn untucked blood knot should be strong enough for most of the carp that swim in UK waters . . .

Sent you a PM

In reply to Post #34
Cheers all 😎