Berkley Vanish Fluorocarbon

Anglers have long known that 100% fluorocarbon line is nearly invisible to fish and this fact has catapulted premium fluorocarbon line to the front of the pack when anglers are faced with a tough bite and clear water conditions. Fluorocarbon lines also offer less stretch for more sensitivity and great abrasion resistance. Berkley has been a leader in the fishing line industry since monofilament lines were first introduced and when they created a 100% fluorocarbon line, it had to be good. Now, Berkley has improved their Vanish lines by making them softer and more flexible for less tangles and easier casting even on spinning gear. Since fluorocarbon does not soak up water knot and tensile strength are not compromised. Try the popular Berkley Vanish next time you want to spool up some fluorocarbon.

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Line Diameter	6lb	8lb	10lb	12lb	14lb	17lb	20lb
Inches	.009	.010	.011	.012	.013	.015	.016
Millimeters	.22	.25	.28	.30	.33	.38	.41

Comments: best fluoro on the market for the money, whoever says this line sucks is not using the right knots, not wetting their line. if you have any doubts about buying this line dont think twice, i fish this line religiously, and i probably fish twice as many tournaments a year than everyone that posts about this line put together, go spend your 40 dollars for 100 yards of fluoro ill stick with the best stuff on the market

From: Nathan: IN

Comments: it will land fish but it gets frayed way to easy! never using it again...P-LINE MOSS GREEN...all you need

From: Buzz: SoCal

Comments: I love to flip. I have tried alot of different FC, and one day i really need some line one short notice. I found this line and it was cheap compared to what i had been used to . Just let me say I have not went back to the other FC yet. Seguar, P-line, Viscous, and a few others cannot do what i have done with the Vanish. I have pulled so many fish over, under , and out of brush with this line. I am not sure that spending 40 dollars for 200yds makes your FC any better than this 12 dollar line.

Comments: It's named vanish appropriately for making your fish Vansih!  Seagur  invis-x is a good choice.

From: ksbigbass

Comments: this was the first floro i ever tried and after trying seaguar inviz x, red label, the original visious, and tripple fish floros im back to the vanish for the price it cant be beat my biggest bass 8lbs 13oz was caught on 10lb vanish with a shaky head and my second best 7lbs 3oz was on 17lb flippin a tube and i horsed her right to the boat with ease now i admit it dose chip a lil when fished around rocks but.. if you check your line every few fish you'll be ok add a lil line conditioner now and then and you'll be good to go

From: Brad: MO, USA

Comments: This line is good but not great. I personally love the new X-50.

From: Matt: Corcoran, MN

Comments: It's good line. You can't saw trees down with it it's not braid. If you get in wood or rocks it will nick but what line won't. I check the line often and have caught many fish in standing timber over 5 pounds. Great line if the fish are spooked. If not use braid!

From: Danny: Milan, TN

Comments: This is the only fluorocarbon line I will use, and have used it for the past 4 years with great success.  Very tough and great casting. I have used the 8,10,14, 17 and 20lb tests

From: Bill: Hartford, MI

Comments: I've used just about every brand of fluorocarbon, this brand being my first that I tried. Hate to say it but this line is terrible. It has less memory than some but it has absolutley no knot strength. This line will snap with even subtle hook sets. It may be good for bream and crappie but if you fish for bass like I do, stay clear of this line. The price is great but I'd rather spend more and know that when I set the hook on a lunker, it will not break! For line that has great strength, low memory and a good price, go with P-line 100% fluorocarbon!

From: Tom: N. Chas. SC

Comments: I had used vanish when it first came out and was dissapointed, but i tried it again and the new formula in as different as night and day.  I will buy more!!!

Comments: I used this line all last tournament season and never hand one problem. Only time I broke a fish off on a hookset was when my one of my guides was missing the insert.

Comments: One word to describe this line....garbage, I used it for worming. It was breaking 8 out of every 10 hooksets.  To it's credit the fish don't seem to see it and it really gets me more bites, but snapping on 80% of my hooksets is a number I can't live with.  Maybe it would be better for fishing crankbaits or other lures that don't require a strong hookset but it has left a bad taste in my mouth.

From: Frank: Makakilo, HI

Comments: Bottom line dont buy it. You get exactly what you pay for in a cheap line. Save some money and get a better flouro.

From: Sebby: Connecticut, USA

Comments: just as bad as vanish transition. i purchased this line at the same time with a spool of vanish transition. i broke off on money fish in two tournaments with this line and multiple times while practicing. i kept using it because i though my knot ting skills were to blame, but after trying other brands of fluorocarbon and never breaking off in much more severe situations i can safely blame the line. others in my bass club that didn't heed my warnings about this string faired the same fate as me.

From: bassNredfish: Louisiana 

Comments: It's called Vanish because thats what happens to your lures when you use this line. Go with Berkley 100% Fluorocarbon.

From: Al: Ohio, USA

Comments: good overall flouro, maybe not in heavy cover, rocks and wood.  I use 6-8 lb on spinning reels and cured the jump off the spool problems by underfilling the spool a little more than usual.  On baitcasters I use 12-17 lb.  never had a problem

From: Jeff: North Jersey

Comments: I think Vanish fluorocarbon is probably good line if you don't fish around any cover. It tends to nick really easy which will cause it to snap. Tensile strength is good but you have to constantly check it for bad spots. Overall, Vanish is not bad for open water but not the best otherwise.

From: Robert: Texas, USA

Comments: Agree with not a great fluorocarbon. Just had 10# Vanish snap on a nice fish mid line (not at connection point just mid line!) upon hookset. If you are going to use a cheaper fluorocarbon such as this, might as well go with something a little more reliable like regular Trilene XL and save your money up for a better fluoro next time.

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Comments: The fluorocarbon line was recommended by an expert fisherman/coworker. I respooled a brand new Zebco 33 with the 6 lb Berkley Vanish. It casts much more smoothly and accurately with fewer hang-ups in the trees. Bream and other fish I like to catch seem to grow in number too. Price wise, this product is very reasonable too. Don't hesitate to buy it!

From: Bob: Huntsville, AL

Comments:As far as price is concerned with vanish I love it. Fishing tournaments and replacing line before each one gets expensive. I trust vanish even with big ones. Spinning reels can sometimes be a hassle if you over spool them but that is with any line. If you don't over spool a spinning reel and use a lil reel magic vanish is awesome. I use 17lb, 8, 10 and 14 and haven't had any problems at all. I got a few spools of piss poor vanish transition before but plain vanish is awesome.

From:A.: Knoxville, TN

Comments:I purchased a 250 yard spool of 10# Vanish. I carefully spooled the line onto a medium light spinning rig, while attaching terminal equipment for fishing a plastic jerk bait the line jumped off the reel creating a mess that required cutting 10 yards of line off and discarding it!! So much for the easy casting fluorocarbon. Total waste of my fishing funds.

From:Jack: Ohio, USA

Comments: have tried to find a cheaper, better Fluoro. But it seems no matter where I go or what I try, I always find my way back to Vanish. There simply is no better line out there.

From:Buck: California, USA

Comments:This is not a very good fluorocarbon line. Yes, it's inexpensive compared to other fluoro lines, but that's probably because the quality is not good. I've used the 8 lb test on my spinning gear and it has broken on me many times and cost me some big fish. The abrasion resistance is just not good.

From:Pete: Minnesota, USA

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