*basix not basic
If so how do they compare to each other and to other Fluoro mainlines?
Reel soft is slightly thinner at .33 compared to basic at .35 for 15lb bs.so guessing this might help with casting but not abrasion resistance?
Cheers
If so how do they compare to each other and to other Fluoro mainlines?
Reel soft is slightly thinner at .33 compared to basic at .35 for 15lb bs.so guessing this might help with casting but not abrasion resistance?
Cheers
In reply to Post #1
Used Seagaur Invix years ago, that then was about the best fluorocarbon line I'd used and have just spooled up new reels with it again. Out next week and gonna put it to the test. Hopefully still just as good
Used Seagaur Invix years ago, that then was about the best fluorocarbon line I'd used and have just spooled up new reels with it again. Out next week and gonna put it to the test. Hopefully still just as good
In reply to Post #2
Thanks, I've been doing some research and Invizx comes up as recommended. How did you find knot strength because other than that it scores quite well.
Basix doesn't have great reviews and I can't find reel soft on their US website so maybe that's been discontinued.
Thanks, I've been doing some research and Invizx comes up as recommended. How did you find knot strength because other than that it scores quite well.
Basix doesn't have great reviews and I can't find reel soft on their US website so maybe that's been discontinued.