P-line Floroclear for panfish?

  • Walleyewill
    Posts: 14
    #2269749

    Hello everyone who potentially is reading this! I just have a quick question about this P-line floroclear 5# fishing line. I’ve never used it but was gifted some for my birthday and was thinking about putting it on my panfish set up. Is that a good or bad idea? Anyone ever use this stuff before? good, or bad. I’d sure love to hear it. Thanks, Will.

    Jimmy Jones
    Posts: 2828
    #2269834

    Try it, but be aware that fluoro lines sink so if you’re wanting to use a float there’ll be issues between the float and your rod tip when you go to set the hook.

    For all of my general panfishing I use Trilene XL 4 pound, clear. If I think or know that I will be doing any vertical jigging I bring a rod spooled up the Clam Frost Braid in 4 pound….wat better than fluoro.

    robby
    Quad Cities
    Posts: 2823
    #2269846

    For open water panfishing this is my go to line! It is awesome and much stronger than you would think. I landed a 14 lb catfish using it! Not to even claim I just horsed it in and yes I did use a net. Great line!

    tim hurley
    Posts: 5831
    #2269862

    If I used it for open water pannies I would then downsize my jig, could be good.

    10klakes
    Posts: 528
    #2269979

    If you dont use it for open water, you could use it ice fishing. One of my ice crappie rods has 3# p-line. could use it for walleye in the winter.
    I stick with hi-vis mono or braid on my open water panfish rods.

    grubson
    Harris, Somewhere in VNP
    Posts: 1614
    #2270040

    It’s my go to line for panfish and finesse walleye presentations. I have a bulk spool on hand at all times.

    mbenson
    Minocqua, WI
    Posts: 1709
    #2270152

    Hells, bells, I use 10# floro and it doesn’t seem to affect anything I’m doing. If fact, if even use 20# and it doesn’t seem to affect the panfish at all. If I’m getting outfished by peeps in the same boat, I downsize to the 10#. I only use that light of line basin fishing during the winter, otherwise I can fish in all kinds of weeds/wood and dont have to worry about breaking off or having a snot rocket cut me off!!!

    Mark

    bigstorm
    Southern WI
    Posts: 1454
    #2270172

    It’s my go to line for <em class=”ido-tag-em”>panfish and finesse <strong class=”ido-tag-strong”>walleye presentations. I have a bulk spool on hand at all times.

    X2

    Walleyewill
    Posts: 14
    #2270285

    Awesome, thank you everyone. I’m grateful for your comments, and I think its safe to say. I am going to try it out on my new avid panfish rod paired with a Piscifun x1000. Should be able to get into some fun while perch fishing this opener on leech lake.

    3rdtryguy
    Central Mn
    Posts: 1499
    #2270290

    It’ll spring off that P1000 faster than you wind it on! Way too stiff.

    bigstorm
    Southern WI
    Posts: 1454
    #2270292

    Their Floroclear is different the standard Florocarbon (which they also make), its not as stiff. I use it on 1000 size and up reels with no issue

    slipperybob
    Lil'Can, MN
    Posts: 1414
    #2270314

    At least someone knew it was a good line when it was gifted.

    Walleyewill
    Posts: 14
    #2270315

    Agreed. Lol, so far I cannot argue with it. Spooled up, and made a couple casts out in the yard. everything was super smooth, no visible line memory or Coiling from the line. So safe to say I don’t think its wanting to come off the spool. which set my mind at ease. Overall I think I’m going to enjoy it.

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