Hi, Can anyone suggest a good clear mono mainline?
In reply to Post #1
None are really"clear". And also, different mono's have different properties so knowing what you want to use it for would help
None are really"clear". And also, different mono's have different properties so knowing what you want to use it for would help
In reply to Post #2
Well as close to clear as possible, White? Light grey?
I just want a close to 'clear' 15lb mono which casts fairly well, sinks wells and is fairly subtle as with most.
Thank you.
Well as close to clear as possible, White? Light grey?
I just want a close to 'clear' 15lb mono which casts fairly well, sinks wells and is fairly subtle as with most.
Thank you.
In reply to Post #3
Why waste your time with mono better off with fluoro as that has the lower refractive index to start with I'm sure there are ones which meet your requirements.
Why waste your time with mono better off with fluoro as that has the lower refractive index to start with I'm sure there are ones which meet your requirements.
In reply to Post #4
Honestly, I have just never used it and therefore I just stick to what I know which is Mono.
Honestly, I have just never used it and therefore I just stick to what I know which is Mono.
In reply to Post #4
Unless there's a lot of suspended particles and crap in the water. This stick to flojro more than mono making it stick out like a sore thumb.
Unless there's a lot of suspended particles and crap in the water. This stick to flojro more than mono making it stick out like a sore thumb.
In reply to Post #5
I use Daiwa Sensor in brown and have done for years. They also do a "clear" version.
I use Daiwa Sensor in brown and have done for years. They also do a "clear" version.
In reply to Post #3
For what sort of ranges?
For what sort of ranges?
In reply to Post #7
Th clear is awful!
Th clear is awful!
In reply to Post #1
I've used Gold label pro clear in 16lb in the past. Can't remember it giving me any problems.
I've used Gold label pro clear in 16lb in the past. Can't remember it giving me any problems.
In reply to Post #1
Gardner Pro in light blend or Gold label Pro clear, neither are really clear but both good around lines.
Gardner Pro in light blend or Gold label Pro clear, neither are really clear but both good around lines.
Cheers for the suggestions.
80-100yrds mainly.
80-100yrds mainly.
In reply to Post #12
Well for that sort of range anything will do really, no need for a distance line as such. Gr60 sinks very well, is tough as old boots, has brilliant abrasion resistance. It's not the most supple line about or the best casting, but it will do what you need it to . I use it for all of my carp fishing
Well for that sort of range anything will do really, no need for a distance line as such. Gr60 sinks very well, is tough as old boots, has brilliant abrasion resistance. It's not the most supple line about or the best casting, but it will do what you need it to . I use it for all of my carp fishing
In reply to Post #13
Thanks, il take a look at it.
Thanks, il take a look at it.
In reply to Post #14
Very hard to beat Sufix Advance imo.. They do clear and lo vis green, I used clear for a few years but now use the lo vis as it just disappears under water. Clear lines can act line light tubes, transmitting light along their length, the colouring blocks this..
Very hard to beat Sufix Advance imo.. They do clear and lo vis green, I used clear for a few years but now use the lo vis as it just disappears under water. Clear lines can act line light tubes, transmitting light along their length, the colouring blocks this..