Favorite jigging flourocarbon ?

[jigginjerk]

Been using Transition, but would like to try something different. Use small spinning reel so would like it to be supple. To expensive to trial and error it. Would like yor opinions of experiences. Seaguar, Berkley 100%, Suffix, etc.

[matthothand]

I run braid with an 8lb flouro leader. It works great for me. Much better feel with the braided main line than all flouro.

[Walleye One]

How do guys tie your flourocarbine leaders to braided lines? Tie directly or use use a swivel?

[Slabasaurus]

I use a uni-uni knot most of the time, but will use a swivel depending on the situation (well, more of a "what I am feeling like" but "depending on the situation" sounds more knowledgeable )

[that_guy]

How do guys tie your flourocarbine leaders to braided lines? Tie directly or use use a swivel?

A swivel is by far the easiest, otherwise a simple nail knot is extremely effective.

[Ice_Fishin07]

Double uni knot works pretty good. Most of the time I use swivel.

To answer the original question, I have used Vanish and P-Line. They both have worked good for me.

[Deitz Dittrich]

If you can still find some Gamma Edge, that was my fave by far... Sunline would be my second choice and Seagar my third... Dont go heavier than 8 lb or it can be hard to manage on a spinning reel. Be sure to wet the knot well when tieing.

[Corey20]

Seaguar 6lb is what I have been using now for 2 years and just picked up another roll last week. I dont use it when I am jigging though. I use it for leaders when corking or rigging. Shallow water jigging/long line I use either Suffix or Berkley Sensation. When vertical jigging I use Fireline Crystal.

[jigginjerk]

Thanks for the replies guys. Corey, I did sort of what you did, I spooled up with 6# sensation and the spare spool got 10#crystal. I was thinking of going with a different 6# flourocarbon but I was concerned with the managabilty. If all else fails I can always go back to transition, which has treated me well.