Can you use 4# instead of 2# if you are using high quality fluoro

[billy b]

... and which one is the best Seaguar?

[calico killer kevin]

If you're getting bit that well on 4#, imagine the bites you'll get on 2#....

[vanillagurilla]

its not so much a matter of the fish seeing the line ( sometimes it is) but its the action you can get on a bait. if you just bait and waiting then all u need is 2lb leader or 4lb floro if you feel like your going to get into some bigger fish. but if you really want 4lb floro try the seaguar or p-line.

[AngryAgent]

Logic would state that the smaller the diameter the harder it is to see, draw your own conclusions..

[billy b]

Angry ... I was thinking that if fluro was harder to see ... maybe I could try some 4# in case I hook into a larger one. I lost a few on the shore of Bridgeport because of using 2# and being hit.

[troutasaurus]

Definitely use at least 4lb in a big fish lake like Bridgeport. The times I've fished it the water wasn't that clear anyway.

[colaiza1965]

I casted better with Berkely (4#) "Vanish" Flourocarbon than with monofilament. I got some good hits. Does anyone think it is worth it to use 4# "Fireline Crystal" for still fishing? How about for boat (not trolling)?

[smken59]

i use 4lb flourocarbon
pline and i have no problem with it

[fishfinder]

i also use the vanish, in #4,6,8. i am a berkley fan, when it comes to line.

[colaiza1965]

Yeah, It worked well for me in Feb @ Irvine Lake. I just put on some 8# on my Pfluger spool because I'm going up to Big Bear at the end of May for that two day tournament. Copper works well up there they say.

[billy b]

Where I was going with this was to question whether one could substitute 4# fluro for 2# regular because of it's diameter and the fact that it was less visible and be just as well off as having regular 2#? Is 4# fluoro still bigger than regular 2# ... and still more visible than regular 2#???

Seems some couldn't get where I was going ...