I am a 73 yr old paddle only kayak bass fisherman. Of course I grew up fishing with original braid and monofilament, once it became accessible. I found Seaguar several years ago, amongst several other fluoros and initially was put off by the price, but soon gravitated to InvizX and that is all I use now. 8-10 lb test for spinning, which I do very little of anymore, but throw a lot of jerk baits on it.15-17 lb test for shallow, mid and deep cranking, as well as chatterbaits, all type of jigs, soft plastic swimbaits and top waters(often braid to fluoro). I use 20-25 lb test for 7+" glide baits, big wake baits, XD large crankbaits and large line-through soft plastic swimbaits. I only use the three-tag knot with InvizX, except for joining braid to fluoro, where I use the FG knot. I have yet to break InvizX unless it was badly frayed from use around very abrasive objects. I can't imagine a better fishing line to chase largemouth, smallmouth and striped bass with. Try it...you'll love it!

I love this line, much nicer than most other brands I've tried.

Toughest fishing line around

I have been using braid for years and decided to try fluorocarbon. I am very impressed with the suppleness and strength of this line. I am adjusting to the stretch of fluorocarbon and have noticed better hook sets. I am using 15 lb. test using 50 lb. Braid as backing on a AbuGarcia baitcaster.

Cast great, and does seem to be stronger than bass pro xps fluro in the same rating. Maybe the last fluro I ever use.