Seaguar® Red Label™ Fluorocarbon Fishing Line

   

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  • Superior knot and tensile strength
  • Virtually invisible underwater
  • 100% fluorocarbon
  • Levelwind Technologyâ„¢
  • Casts easier than conventional lines
Seaguar Red Label Fluorocarbon Fishing Line is ideal for use as a freshwater main line with superior knot and tensile strength and nearly invisible performance. Constructed of 100% fluorocarbon and made with Level Wind Technologyâ„¢, Seaguar's exclusive design process that spools the line by laying it down on its side, never crossing for super smoothness without any line overstress or twist. It also eliminates cross contact marks to maintain line strength and spools and casts easier than other lines.
Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 52 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by My go to line Reasonably priced, pretty easy to tie knots in, casts pretty well, and has a decently small diameter. All in all it is a good all around choice. April 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Line Very smooth and castable. Great value and very strong March 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Excellent Fishing Line I’ve only used Seaguar fluorocarbon line and leader material on all my spinning reels for the last few years for inshore fishing on the Texas Gulf coast. Before switching to Red Label, I always used Ande monofilament for saltwater fishing. It is my opinion that Seaguar Red label performs equally well as far as reliability and longevity are concerned. Both lines exhibit the usual issue with memory--just like all other brands. I use a line conditioner religiously--doing so seems to help with the memory thing. I can’t afford to try all the different brands of fluorocarbon line so I’ve settled on the Seaguar Red Label for inshore fishing and it works just fine for me. No, this line is not top-of-the-line, nor is it suitable for every type and style of fishing. But I certainly can’t complain about its toughness, sensitivity, and abrasion resistance for the type of fishing I do. Based on my experience, this line has proven to be an unbeatable value and it has not failed me yet. The bottom line is that I could have spent a lot more money on other fishing lines only to end up with the same success--and memory issues. March 8, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by line/pricing The product is great its the only line I use.However, the shipping and product cost is outragous. The only reason I purchased from here was I had a gift card. I spent 20 dollars more of my money and I could have bought 6 spools from tackle warehouse and had free shipping. March 1, 2013
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probably not
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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It's great
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Yes it does. Just. Match up diameters and your set
10 months ago
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It would make a good short leader.
10 months ago
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I use it all the time to tip it on spinning and baitcasting gear for clear water and high pressure situations. I use a Uni-to-Uni knot to attach to 15-50lb. braid. Also great as a shock-leader on treble-hooked lures
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It would be a good flourocarbon leader for braid. This fishing line is very strong, has a very small diameter, and has excellent knot strength.
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It is great as a leader for braid.
1 year, 8 months ago
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I would say yes. I have this line on all my reels but have never used as leader. Very good line tried most brands and found this best for the money.
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This line will work for braid if you use a proper knot to connect the two. I have not had any problems with a uni to uni connection. I would recommend wrapping each uni knot 6-8 wraps and wet the knots well before cinching them together. If price is not an issue, I would go with the abrazx or invisx over the red label.
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Is this line red in color?

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Like most fluorocarbons, it's clear.
1 year, 1 month ago
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no, this line is not red in color. it is clear. If you are looking for a fishing line that is red in color, use either braid or a type of Mono called cajun line
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No, it's clear.
1 year, 9 months ago
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No, in fact adding color to any fluorocarbon will make it weaker. Its as invisible as any other fluorocarbon, just a little bit thinner.
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no, not at all. it is the color of the lake/pond/resovior you fish!
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no its completely clear
2 years, 3 months ago
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 - Marshville, NC
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No this line is not red it is called red label because it is a more economical priced line.
2 years, 9 months ago
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no. This line is clear.
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no its clear thats the brand
2 years, 10 months ago
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No, its actually clear. When i first heard about it I thought it was red to.
2 years, 11 months ago
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No. It is clear.
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