Seaguar AbrazX Fluorocarbon Line

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Seaguar is a name known for top quality fishing lines and is one of the pioneers of fluorocarbon lines. Seaguar is one of the most sought after fluorocarbon lines for all types of fishing because it stands up to the beating monster fish and harsh conditions give it.

Seaguar AbrazX is designed to be fished into rocks, weeds and docks. AbrazX can handle the toughest waters with a main line flourocarbon designed with unparalleled abrasion resistance, hit the cover with confidence. AbrazX - fish can't see it, stuff can't break it.

Comments: I punished this line.  I bought it to try flipping some highly abrasive Roso Cane in venice louisiana.  A place where anything besides 65 or 80lb braid is unherd of.  I used the 25 abrazx for about 5 trips in a row.  Very impressive.  I would only have to re tie 2-3 times a day because of abrasion.  Line butter religously throughout the day really makes it manageable.  Im so impressed with this line i just ordered a 3000 yd spool of 15 and a spool of 20 and 25.  Red lable is junk along with 90% of the other Fluorocarbons on the market.  Dont waste your money.  Get this stuff. 

From: G Man: Gonzales, LA

Comments: oh my gosh,this line looks really good out of the box! strong soft, managable and very thin. i got the 12 lb line to go with my powell endurance and quantum tour. i will be fishing weightless plastics and other small baits. cant wait for sping to try it out.

From: Seth: Iola

Comments: Very strong line, snagged up a dropshot with 6#and couldnt break off, bUT! abrassion resistant?? i dont see a difference between this line and invisx, but still a very good line.

From: Nick: Clovis, CA

Comments: I could throw a football jig clear over a mountain with this stuff!

From: Brandon: Columbia Falls, MT

Comments: Have been using AbrazX for the past year and it has become my favorite all around line. I first bought InvizX for my spinning reels but soon realized that AbrazX was as good, if not better, on spinning reels as InvizX. Tried many other brands but have settled on Seaguar. I like the Tatsu on my flipping sticks but use AbrazX on most other reels. Can't wait to try the new super mono and braid!

From: Tom: Rochester, NY

Comments: I have tried all of seguars fluorocarbon, didnt really care for the red label just due to the memory of the 20lb on my flippin stick, but the invisx in 15 was awesome and the abrazx in 20lb was awesome very little memory very thin line, and as far as the strength, i went out today and caught 5 largemouths on a vicious flippin jig, polamar not, fish weighed 6.7, 4.5, 3.0, and acoupkle small 1.5, never retied no nicks or abrasions, and i horsed every one straight out of buck brush, I loved this line, i use a heavy action 7'3" vendetta and really laid the wood to them on the hook set, i had no problems what so ever, if people are breaking off fish, i suggest they learn a new knot, cause this line is awesome i wouls recomend this to anyone looking for fluoro, its well worth the price!

From: Will: NC

Comments: I am new to fluorocarbon this year and decided to try this on my big cranking outfit.  Great castability and for getting the baits down deeper.  However I did not find this line abrasion resistant at all.  I was not fishing in very heavy cover mostly underwater points, humps, ledges etc.  and it broke off 3 plugs yesterday.  Maybe I was asking for trouble by fishing 12lb on deep divers but in my opinion this line should have held up.  Only one of the breaks was on a fish the other 2 just flew off.  If you are thinking of using this for deep cranking and like the appeal of abrasion resistance, I would look elsewhere.

From: Kevin: NC

Comments: Dude! this stuff is the best! i recently bought the 15 pound test, and in one week i used it too wrestle a 8lber out of a thick weed mat, and pull a 5lber away from some big boulders. Also boated a 35 inch snook on this line no problem! Super abrazion resistant!

From: A.J.: Florida

Comments: used this line for the first time this past sunday. i was using the 15# and used it to texas rig a creature bait. the line casted well and had a very tolerable amount of memory. even though the water was very cold and the bites were subtle, i had no problem feeling them. i boated 5 bass with a couple in the 3 # range. two of which i had to drag around and over wood cover. after inspecting the line it showed zero signs of wear. so far so good.

From: bassNredfish: Louisiana, USA

Comments: I have been using this line for two years and have found it to be the best fluorocarbon I've ever used. I don't understand people who say they have problems breaking off fish with it. I have heard this from two different people. I have never broken off a fish with this line and I've caught bass up to 7 pounds on it with many over 6. This line is reliable and a solid performer. As with any fluorocarbon, you need to check your line from time to time for nicks and make sure you wet your knots and tighten them slowly so as not to weaken the line. This line is ultra smooth, strong, has low memory, and is fairly abrasion resistant. There are lines that are slightly more abrasion resistant but they have lots of memory and hard to manage on a reel.

From: Scott: Sabattus, ME

Comments:  I have used this for a couple of years on bait casters and spinning reels.  You must keep smoothly spooled on your bait caster (if there is anyway it can rub when casting then you will have issues). I use it for crankbaiting and have not replaced it since the first of the year (and I crankbit fish a lot - several times a week).

From: Kentucky

Comments:Well I was very impressed with the small diameter and the smoothness of the line when I first bought it. Then my feelings changed! I figured this line would be to handle my type of power fishing but I was wrong...I have lost two fish over 8 pounds in a matter of a week period do to the line breaking!..I mean the line like explodes as if someone had put a firecraker on the end with pieces curling over in every direction...One was on 25lb test, as the poor fish came up with a huddleston in its mouth trying to shake it loose for 10 minutes..Not only did I loose the fish, but I was hoping the fish was able to shake the lure free...Almost the same identical thing happend with a jig fishing(20lb test), as I watched in dispare as the fish jumped numerous time with my jig flapping in its mouth...not good...I am the type of person that give the products I buy the benefit of a doubt, but I also notice that you get random back lashes, that snap themselves, as you watch your lure sail out and down into the abiss...Not good!...I hardly ever get backlashes either...So save your money until they get the bugs worked out on their line...I just wish I had not spooled up 7 different reels with the stuff, save it and stick with sunline...or if you want something better priced trilene 100% Fluorocarbon.

From:Kerry: Redondo Beach, CA

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