What are the main benefits of using Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon for fishing?

Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon offers incredible abrasion resistance, low stretch, and high durability, making it ideal for demanding fishing situations. Its light refraction properties make it nearly invisible in water, increasing your chances of a successful catch.

Which line thickness should I choose for different fish species with Sufix Invisiline?

For perch fishing, the 0.27 mm line is recommended, while the 0.33 mm line is suitable for zander. Selecting the right thickness ensures optimal strength and performance for your specific fishing needs.

How does Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon compare to standard nylon lines?

Sufix Invisiline sinks four times faster than standard nylon lines and is nearly invisible in water, providing a significant advantage in stealth and presentation. Its high abrasion resistance and low stretch make it a superior choice for challenging fishing environments.

Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon leader in its box, 100% fluorocarbon

VMC Crank Bait Snap, black nickel lure snap for Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon leaders

VMC Hook 7316 Texan Strong Wide Gap, offset hook rigged with Toppies Brass Bullet Weight

Vendor:Sufix

Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon

€15,95

Thickness: 0.21 | 3.7KG

0.21 | 3.7KG
0.27 | 6.1 KG
0.30 | 7.4KG
0.33 | 8.6KG
0.37 | 10.6KG
0.52 | 17.7KG
0.62 | 23.2KG

Product variants

Sufix Invisiline Fluorocarbon – 100% fluorocarbon leader for perch, zander and pike

Sufix Invisiline is a premium leader material made from 100% fluorocarbon. It bends light almost like water does, so it is close to invisible under water. That helps when fish are wary or the water is clear.

Fluorocarbon is harder than nylon. It holds up well against sharp teeth, mussels, stones and snags, and it absorbs the shock when a fish strikes hard. It stretches very little, so you feel every bite. It also sinks about four times faster than standard nylon, which keeps your lure close to the bottom.

Charlie's tip: for perch fishing we recommend 0.27 mm, and for zander 0.33 mm. For pike, choose 0.52 or 0.62 mm.

Best used for

• Leaders for perch, zander and pike fishing
• Clear water and wary fish
• Dropshot, Texas rig and other finesse rigs
• Fishing close to stones, mussels and snags
• Sea bass fishing on braid

Key features

• Near-invisible under water
• High abrasion resistance
• Low stretch for direct contact with your lure
• Sinks faster than nylon
• Strong knots and good shock absorption