A few weeks ago I think on here people where recommending a flouro for hook link that doesn't coil you don't have to steam
it straightens out on its own I am going mad I can't remember the name of it can anyone help

In reply to Post #1
I use seaguar ace hard in 23lb, not sure if this was it but it's by far the best flouro I have ever used for hooklink. no steaming required,run it through your fingers or a firm tug on two hook pullers....about £17 for 50m spool

In reply to Post #2
Great stuff the ace hard, use it for fluoro leaders for my salmon fishing as well.

In reply to Post #1
Rigmarole CamH20 - the only fluorocarbon worth using IMO!

In reply to Post #2
It doesn't ring any bells it could be I think it was a make I have never heard of

In reply to Post #4
That's it belch thank you now another question what bs for carp and barbel fishing see how mad I am make I never heard of bought lots of rigmarole bits over the years

In reply to Post #4
Use the h2o as well, also great stuff but prefer the seaguar

In reply to Post #6
Depends what your using it for
10-15lb for long Barbel hooklinks / 15-20lb for Carp hooklinks / 25lb for leaders, stiff booms & chods etc

In reply to Post #2
Interested, Andy. Of course, here in the US they don't market Ace Hard Fluoro.
This appears to be the US version

https://www.fishusa.com/Seaguar-STS-Salmon-Fluorocarbon-Leader-Material/

Any thoughts on whether it looks similar ( I'll probably invest in a spool, like the idea of not needed to steam.....)

In reply to Post #8
Thanks for advice I can't find this flouro anywhere

In reply to Post #9
this seems to be alot different, the 23lb I use is .37, your stuff seems alot thicker and more of a leader...if ts cheap try a spool of the 20lb,you never know it may be ok

In reply to Post #10
Rig Marole sell direct

In reply to Post #11
Cheers, Andy

In reply to Post #10
Google is your friend - just type Rigmarole camh20 - loads of retail options