Hi Seas - Warrior Gold Fluorocarbon Line - Clear - 200yd Filler Spool

$ 11.99

4.5 (122) In stock

Due to continuing supply chain issues, some orders for Hi Seas may be delayed. Made from 100% fluorocarbon resins with a unique multi-layer construction, Warrior Silver was developed to out-perform other fluorocarbons in its price range.

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HI-SEAS 100% Fluorocarbon

Crystal Clear Invisibility: Stay stealthy with the HI-SEAS Fluorocarbon Fishing Line's transparent composition, keeping it invisible underwater for

Hi-Seas 100% Fluorocarbon Fishing Line Clear - Strong & Tough Fishing Leader Line, Sinks Faster Than Monofilament Fishing Line. Available in 6lb, 8lb

Fluorocarbon Fishing Line - Bait-WrX

Fluorocarbon Fishing Line - Bait-WrX

Most leaders can scare away potential predators and deter them from taking a bite on a lure that doesn't appear as natural as it should. Not to worry - Seaworx Fluorocarbon Leader Line is super effective to naturally present your lure or bait. The invisibility property of our line is very effective for achieving this goal. Our leader is manufactured with light refractive index properties. This means that fishes can't see your line since it doesn't reflect sunlight.

Seaworx Fluorocarbon High Density Fishing Leader Line - Low Visibility Easy to Use and Abrasion Resistant

Hi Seas Fishing Line & Leader - Grand Slam & More

HI-SEAS 100% Fluorocarbon is made from the highest grade of pure polyvinylidene fluoride and extruded to exacting quality control standards. It matches the light refractivity of water making it virtually invisible. Supple and easy to cast, HI-SEAS 100% Fluorocarbon is an excellent specialty running line. Pro bass fishermen are using it for a variety of finesse techniques and in super clear lakes because it sinks faster than mono, is undetectable by fish, and remarkably tough.

Hi-Seas Fluorocarbon Leader

Hi Seas - Warrior Gold Fluorocarbon Line - Clear - 1000yd Filler

Grand Slam Braid, 200 lb (90.9 kg) test, .023 in (0.58 mm) dia, Fluorescent Yellow, 1200 yd (1097 m)