Sunline Super FC Sniper Fluorocarbon Line

A very good leader line. Easy to knot, straight line and strong.

I use FC Sniper in 7-20# for all fluorocarbon applications. Strong, low stretch, low memory...Works.

Through a lot of trial and error, I have pretty much used all the major flurocarbons in lighter lines out there. Sunline Super FC Sniper without a doubt is the best I have used so far.. It has a small diameter, is supple, and is very strong. I gave up on fluro's for a while, as they always seemed to break so much easier than mono. The secret to using any fluro, as I have found out the hard way,, is don't use your typical mono knots. One of the best knots I have found for fluro was on You Tube. It is the Shaw Grigsby Best Knot for Flurocarbon. it is a little bulky, but you won't have many line failures because of the knot, if tied right. Once you master it it is easy to tie. The other knot I use can be found on You Tube as well- Quest For The Perfect Snell- it is a great tutorial for a true snell knot. Then to tie my fluro to braid (I like to use a longer topshot of fluro) I use a Crazy Alberto Knot (A version of a Modified Albright). Stick with those knots on this fluro (for that matter any fluro) and you will end up with less line failures. As the Rod Stewart song says "I Wish I Knew What I Know Now". .

A great fluorocarbon line.Put 14# test on my Lew's bait caster. Casts a mile , easy to manipulate , strong.

Best Fluorocarbon line I've used , strong and easy to manage. I don't even bother trying other Fluorocarbon any more ,I just go right to Sunline.

Strong line to diameter. Very abrasion resistant

Best fishing line i have used so far

Best FC I have used so far. Doesn't break as much as any other fc. Love the diameter. Just wish it was a bit cheaper or had bulk spools on here.

Best fluorocarbon I have ever used

I had high hopes for this flourocarbon, but it just didn't suffice. I used it in the Sacramento River mainly for rainbow trout, but we get a lot of large carp, pikeminnow (squaw fish), steelhead, and king salmon around here, so I needed something for that "just-in-case" moment of landing something more than intended. It didn't cast nearly as far as I had hoped. It felt stiff. Being an avid fisherman that fishes at least a couple times a week, you just get that feeling if a line is what you expect it to be or not. This just didn't feel right. I didn't get many hits like I did other stuff. I switched it out shortly thereafter. I've been happier with the Berkley Vanish 4 and 6#. Fireline is next on my list. Sunline was about a 6 out of 1-10. Vanish was about an 8. I'm still look for that perfect 10.

USED IT ON LAKE ONTARIO TRIBS FOR SALMON, STEELHEAD, AND BROWNS AND IT DID WELL WITH MY CENTERPIN ROD AND REEL THIS YEAR AND IT WORKED WELL ON MY NOODLE ROD TO. GOOD PRICE, ONLY COMPLAINT IS IT COULD BE A LITTLE MORE LIMP I WAS USING THE 8 POUND TEST.

This is the most reliable florocarbon I have found. I have landed many 5 plus lb steelhead on 6 lb test. My FAVORITE!

Easy cast with the small diameter!

Because of the small diameter, great strength and 200 yd spools, have gone to using this line for all my leader/tippet needs. Since I’m cheap, am always looking to save a few cents and not sacrifice quality. Compare with other tippets and you’ll see you can get several lbs strength more per diameter with this line. Especially great for steelhead applications as well well as some of the gin clear waters in AK.