Thanks Victor, Great info for me. Just starting out fishing here is SW FL. I truly enjoy your videos. They're informative and fun to watch. Keep up the great work.

awesome vídeooo ty for the data..what you think about momoi fluoro? for sure im going to try that Bull fluro

I'm curious about how it reacts to the cold water. I've been using florocarbon leaders for ice fishing so far it seems to have doubled the bite but I have lost a couple fish. What's the best knot? Is the cold going to effect it?

i do all the fishing you do but not shark fishing so what ones shoul i get for snook,kings,tuna and all that what leaders should i get waht pound tests

Which four carbon is better for crappie fishing thank you

Bull is sold out of the 50# 50yd. Not sure when they get it restocked? Nice price tho

You are leaving out some major brands (Ex: Berkley Trilene Professional Grade) and some brands (ex: Seaguar) have different types of fluoro for different situations. In some instances, you want a stiff line and in others, you are looking for a soft, pliable line. Also, stating that the line company you represent is at the top of the list is not an objective analysis - it is (as you pointed out) just your personal opinion and shouldn't surprise us. If you use fluoro (especially if you are on the water a lot), check your line and knot strength throughout the season and especially if you plan on using it for more than one year. You get what you pay for - especially with fluoro, so don't go cheap.

What # leader would u reccomend for bridge fishing for big snook?? I'm talking 40+ inches??

Great product info

Hey brother can you do review on P-line fluoro?

I keep cheap mono leaders rigged and ready along with expensive fluro leader rigs ready. I start off with the mono. Most of the time the fish dont mind the mono. If they are shy that day I switch to Fluro. Best way to conserve money while still being properly equipped.

Is a spool of leader any different than a spool of line in terms of quality? Floro vs. Floro. If not,why not get a 150 or 300yd spool of floro and use that as a leader. 12 to 15 cents per

14K subs! Just need to multiple that number by 10

awesome video. can you talk about how moon phase influence fishing, really dont get it

has an english pike fisherman , ive known alot of americans to use flurocarbon for pike and musky fishing with diamiters of 1mm and above. Has anyone tryed flurcarbon leaders? and would recommend a b/s and brand. I normally use big lures like 3oz+ , normally with heavy titanium leaders or stainless steel 0.8mm wire.

a good tackle tuesday video would be how to salt down/brine your baits to make them tougher, ive always wanted to know, keep up the great vids!!

what about sufix fluoro

What is the difference between flourocarbon leader and reg flourocarbon line. Sorry not very knowledgable about flouro.

berkely prospec fluoro $35 shipped off ebay for 100yard spool of 50lb and is some great stuff.

Stiff, abrasion resistant and help to catch big fish. Try Okuma triple X bro, it had never failed to me. 💪💪💪

what pound test main line and leader would you recommend for juno pier snook

For inshore fishing with artificials, softer flurocarbon is better. It is better for tieing knots and also better for the action of a lure. The stiffer the the flurocarbon the stiffer the lure action.

I don't like stiff flourocarbon for inshore fishing as it dampens the lure (or in my case fly) action. My favorite for inshore fly fishing (especially Indian River Snook which I fish for about 75-100 days/year) is Seaguar Blue label. As for comparing prices, I feel you should have compared the discounted "street price" of Seaguar, Yozuri, etc to the Bullbuster instead of the retail price. I pay about 40 cents/yd when I buy the 30# Seaguar Blue label in the 100 yd bulk spools.

Thanks dude! Do you think 80 lb flouro is good for surf fishing for sharks?

Never had a problem with yo-zuri fluorocarbon...very dependable

another great video.

Seagar premier wasn't mentioned. I like it much more than the blue label seaguar. My humble opinion...

i just want strength ... i have tried even 10 lbs fluoro and the shit just breaks... i need 4 or 6 for trout but i am sick of loosing lures and bait to this stretch free junk! i only wanna try it again for its invisibility ...

Vic, I surfcast for stripers in New England. We're fishing boulder fields where a good leader material is necessary. I stick with 60-65# material. Sure Bullbuster is an okay price - $46 including shipping for 50 yards of 60# leader material, but there isn't enough incentive to purchase it. The price isn't knock your socks off good where I have to try it. And if I don't like it, I'm stuck with 50 yards of fluoro I don't like and I'm not going to risk on large stripers.

I went to Bullbuster web site and...to get free shipping the order has to be $100.00 or more so I went up to 123 but the the wanted to charge me 7.5% state tax plus 9.something % of federal tax that we don't pay here in Florida. The only real thing is that the Landshark promo code works fine.. I ended up not buying

If you're looking for leader material, you WANT abrasion resistance. That's what a leader is all about. If you're looking for a tippet, it's a whole different situation. The small amount of difference in stiffness in brands of fluoro leader will not affect lure action to a degree that you, I or the fish can discern. Try it for yourself in clear water.

Another one !

As of today, they require a $100 purcgase to qualify fir free shipping

If you're talking strictly leader material then a hard stiff leader is preferred. The main reason I use fluorocarbon is for it's low visibility especially in clear water. If I'm fishing clear water after line spooky fish I will use a reel loaded with soft, flexible, low memory fluorocarbon line. I'm talking light to medium action spinning tackle 20 lb. test max. Anything heavier and I go to Spectra/Dyneema braid main line with a wind-on length of fluorocarbon line of same test strength as the braid connected using the FG knot. I agree that Yozuri fluoro an excellent line for leader material. Before fluorocabons hit the market I used Mason brand hard monofilament leader line, excellent stuff. www.masontackle.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=127 For guaranteed toothy critter pursuit I go with piano wire. This is here in Hawai'i, YMMV in your area, but it's what works for me.

Victor. Really enjoy your videos. I think I see a little problem in your comparisons. There are fluorocarbon lines and fluorocarbon leaders. Typically, leader is 100% fluorocarbon and not blended. It it also usually a higher quality vs line. The one reason you are able to get the Bull Buster so cheap is that it is "line" and not "leader." Now, could you use it as a leader? Yes. But, I'm just trying to show that there is a difference. For educational purposes can I suggest you make a. Idea that explains these differences? Thanks. Keep up the good work.

wow selling that bullbuster lmao

This guy beats around the bush too much.

I thought I was a weirdo because I'm a church like that but apparently you do it too

If you catch a snook on the most expensive fluorocarbon on the market, it will still leave abrasive marks and you'll need to cut some fluorocarbon and re-tie your hook. 40# ain't breaking whether its YoZuri or GT. Might as well buy the GT since your trimming leader every time you hook a fish. I've used both a dozen times each. YoZuri is stiffer, but I still have to trim it after that 14" or 36" snook. So I pay $6 for 25 yards and not $15 for 30.

85 cents per yard that's 85 dollars for a 100 yard spool. What are you talking about?

It's a waist of money, totally! I catch fish on mono leader like crazy, yes a lot of them too, bigguns! If I get broke off with mono, it's usually due to structure and it wouldn't make a hill of beans of a difference when a big fish is barreling up against a barnacle covered piling, flouro would break too. Don't waste your money. Aren't you the guy who did a video a while ago and said after you'd done your research there's no real evidence of some of the claims about fluorocarbon?

Sorry but you didn't say nothing about trout thanks anyway then help me any

dont do into selling cars for a living, you will be homeless

Eliminate the music it drowns you out.

Are you high? Lol. You said seaguar averages 98 cents a yard... so a 100 yard spool costs 98 dollars? Ummm.... go back to school bro lol

Blah, blah, blah, blah. You are two minutes into the video before you actually give us an information. Don't talk about talking about it, just talk about it! ...and stop repeating yourself constantly; people get bored.