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Berkley® Vanish® Transition™ Fluoroacarbon Line is virtually invisible underwater so fish don't see it, yet it ''transitions'' to either gold or crimson red above water for higher visibility to the angler. Simply put, the fish aren't spooked and anglers can detect strikes faster. Berkley's Vanish Transition Lines maintain all of the strength and abrasion resistance of fluorocarbon and are super-easy to control, with improved knot strength.
Virtually invisible underwater to fish
Transitions to gold or crimson above water for higher visibility to the angler
Strong and abrasion resistant
Web ID: 13070206061714
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Old North from
Really stiff and bird's-nestWorst line I have ever used. It's recommend for baitcast reels but will backlash to easily.
Date published: 2018-01-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Ranger203 from
Best fluro lineBerkley Vanish is the best flurocarbon line I've found. I use 4 lb test trout fishing in the Yough river, which is rocky with strong currents, and the line stands up to some rough conditions. Haven't lost a hooked trout yet, which range from 13" to 16" and very chunky. I like being able to see my line above water to track my drift. Line holds a knot well also.It casts great with no tangles. All in all it will be my go to line from now on, without doubt.
Date published: 2017-07-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FishHunter62 from
Perfect results!!Spooled Vanish 4 lb test on a Pflueger Summit XT mounted on the St. Croix 5ft ultra light ... excellent results!!
All three products worked exactly as adverised and knots held true. When line slacked on surface some small blue gills would nose it and bump it. Then it would drop below surface and they would freeze... they couldn't spot the line... comical to watch them swim in circle trying to Spot the line again on surface.
Date published: 2017-06-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
myscopereview from
So far it works goodI have the 8# line. I use it for fishing in lakes in the Sierra Mountains. The water is very clean and clear. It works well so far. I do not have long term results, so I can't say if it is better than other lines. The line doesn't look gold when seen on the spool or under indoor lights, but it looks gold when the line is coming off the rod and into the water. It is slightly more visible than other colors except yellow or red. It doesn't completely disapear in the water for the first foot or so.
Date published: 2017-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
fishfishfishallday from
amazinggreat fishing line.my 20 pound works great for every fish type.i use it on my quantum qx24 telescopic rod and reel combo. must carry line conditioner or else you will have a lot of birds nests
Date published: 2016-08-03
Rated 1 out of
5 by
frankpetri1952 from
JUNKThis is the worst line I have ever used!
I tried it again to see if they changed anything. Same JUNKY line. Used it 1 time last week and I threw the rest of the spool in the garbage would never use this line again or recommend to my enemy
Date published: 2016-05-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Hookjaw56 from
Number one in my book !Vanish Transition clear/gold is the finest, strongest monofilament fishing line I have ever used.
I use 4 lb test in my ultra light spinning reels and have landed some true giants.
A truly quality product.
Date published: 2016-05-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CRAPPIEMANE from
best line ever usedCan't believe i caught a 37lbs blue Cat on 4lb Test Fluorocarbon Vanish Gold. .....We fought for 25min i knew this Thin line was going to break off at any giving moment. ....The vanish Gold 4lb test. .Did an Excellent job. ..Line never broke or Snap off.....we Netted this Big Cat threw him in the boat....line Still hanging on this Beast..5☆☆☆☆☆
What is the difference between this and the regular vanish?
Asked by: Catalpat001
Much Smoother and Stronger..no Memory
Answered by: CRAPPIEMANE
Date published: 2017-06-03
Does this change color in the water also does this stretch at all in water?
Asked by: Catalpat001
Thank you for your inquiry. No, this line "vanishes" in the water and is invisible to fish. It only takes the color gold or crimson when it is out of the water to be visible to the angler. This is a fluorocarbon line and, unlike monofilament, it has very little to no stretch at all and has higher sensitivity.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-06-01
Would this work well with rapalas that can/can't float?
Asked by: Catalpat001
The Berkley Vanish Transition Fluorocarbon Line sinks underwater - more sensitive and a more direct profile from rod tip to lure.
