<ul data-mce-fragment="1"> <li data-mce-fragment="1">100% Fluorocarbon Leader Material<span class="Apple-converted-space" data-mce-fragment="1"> </span> </li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Made in Japan</li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Clear Color</li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Convenient Spool Band</li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Compact spool<span class="Apple-converted-space" data-mce-fragment="1"> </span> </li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Available from 2lb to 80lb Test</li> <li data-mce-fragment="1">Value priced with 50 and 100 yard spools</li> </ul> <!-- more --> <p>This was one of the surprises at ICAST, and it’s here now. Daiwa, best known for reels and rods also has an extensive lure lineup, braid and now Fluorocarbon leader. They recognized that then are the new kid on the block, so they came out swinging! The spools are available in 100 yard lengths up thru 20#, then drops to 50 yards for 25-80 lb lines – double the standard amount of line on a spool….but it’s not smoke and mirrors or apples verses oranges, your cost is a heck of a lot less than, for example, Seaguar. Lets check the pricing, 25 yards of Seaguar Premier 60# will set you back about $32. Daiwa is offering 50 yards for $22.99 (double the quantity at a savings of $11).</p> <p>We did some testing over the past couple weeks, the line offers excellent diameters, a good hard finish for abrasion resistance, with break strength within reason. Compared to AFW, Sunline, Yo-Zuri and Seaguar’s Blue Label FL products we are seeing a slight drop in actual breaking test for Daiwa’s FL line. For example, using 40# as a reference, Daiwa’s J-Fluoro scored 37 lbs with a full 5 inches of stretch prior to breaking. AFW averaged 42 lbs with 4.5″ stretch, Yo-Zuri TopKnot came in at 44 lbs with a 4.25″ stretch. Daiwa’s diameters are smaller, in some instances substantially thinner than other suppliers tested. This is a major point, similar to comparing Seaguar’s Premier verses their Blue Label product. The skinnier lines te0 1616RUB16RUB
DAIWA J-fluorocarbon SAMURAI‼️BFS Fishing
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Fishing Line Testing - Daiwa JThread 40lb Fluorocarbon
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Why Pair Fluorocarbon and Braid on Flipping and Pitching Setups
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Fluorocarbon vs. Monofilament Line Stress Test Experiment Results!
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Daiwa Q&A: Will Raison - Fluorocarbon
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Daiwa J-Thread Spartan Leader - BCF
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This was one of the surprises at ICAST, and it’s here now. Daiwa, best known for reels and rods also has an extensive lure lineup, braid and now Fluorocarbon leader. They recognized that then are the new kid on the block, so they came out swinging! The spools are available in 100 yard lengths up thru 20#, then drops to 50 yards for 25-80 lb lines – double the standard amount of line on a spool….but it’s not smoke and mirrors or apples verses oranges, your cost is a heck of a lot less than, for example, Seaguar. Lets check the pricing, 25 yards of Seaguar Premier 60# will set you back about $32. Daiwa is offering 50 yards for $22.99 (double the quantity at a savings of $11).
We did some testing over the past couple weeks, the line offers excellent diameters, a good hard finish for abrasion resistance, with break strength within reason. Compared to AFW, Sunline, Yo-Zuri and Seaguar’s Blue Label FL products we are seeing a slight drop in actual breaking test for Daiwa’s FL line. For example, using 40# as a reference, Daiwa’s J-Fluoro scored 37 lbs with a full 5 inches of stretch prior to breaking. AFW averaged 42 lbs with 4.5″ stretch, Yo-Zuri TopKnot came in at 44 lbs with a 4.25″ stretch. Daiwa’s diameters are smaller, in some instances substantially thinner than other suppliers tested. This is a major point, similar to comparing Seaguar’s Premier verses their Blue Label product. The skinnier lines te
DAIWA J-fluorocarbon SAMURAI‼️BFS Fishing
PT6M58Strue0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTCFishing Line Testing - Daiwa JThread 40lb Fluorocarbon
PT6M58Strue0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTCWhy Pair Fluorocarbon and Braid on Flipping and Pitching Setups
PT6M58Strue0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTCFluorocarbon vs. Monofilament Line Stress Test Experiment Results!
PT6M58Strue0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTCDaiwa Q&A: Will Raison - Fluorocarbon
PT6M58Strue0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTCDaiwa J-Thread Spartan Leader - BCF
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