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Overview
Delivering everything that competitive anglers look for in a premium fluorocarbon, the Sufix Advance Fluorocarbon leverages cutting edge manufacturing technology and premium materials to achieve superior performance. Formulated using proprietary Gel Phase technology, the Sufix Advance Fluorocarbon is super-soft and provides unbeatable handling for improved efficiency while fishing.
Delivering an unmatched clarity for enhanced stealth, the Sufix Advance Fluorocarbon offers a bolstered sensitivity that ensures no nibble goes unnoticed. And once fish strike, the Sufix Advance Fluorocarbon boasts an advances strength and abrasion resistance that ensures they make it into the boat. Loaded on the spool using advanced G2 precision winding, the Sufix Advance Fluorocarbon produces a level of reliability and performance that will make it a familiar sight among competitive anglers.
Features:
-Proprietary Gel Phase technology
-Unbeatable handling – super soft
-Unmatched clarity
-Super sensitive
-Abrasion resistant
-G2 Precision Winding
-Ideal for spinning and casting reels
| Line Diameter | Inches | Millimeters |
| 4lb | .007 | .178 |
| 6lb | .008 | .203 |
| 8lb | .009 | .229 |
| 10lb | .011 | .279 |
| 12lb | .012 | .305 |
| 14lb | .013 | .330 |
| 17lb | .015 | .381 |
| 20lb | .017 | .431 |
| 25lb | .018 | .457 |
| 30lb | .020 | .508 |
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Customer Reviews
Surprised Me....As a northern angler... I'm surrounded by Rapala products but I've always felt Sufix fell short of Seagar products, but this newer line is right there with InvizX and Tatsu. I still use the InvizX the most because it's overall the best and most cost effective, but as of right now, if I ran out of InvizX, this would be my second choice because it's reasonably priced and also the only fluoro thinner than InvizX.
TrustworthyI’ve been using the original Sufix Invisiline pretty much since it came out and now use this Advanced line. I’ve become a die-hard Suffix fan over the years.
Not once have I had a bad experience with Sufix fluoro. No knot failures (even with Palomar knots), no unexplainable line breaks, nothing.
(Only issue I ever had was with the camo mono when it first came out over a decade ago. Probably just a bad batch).
This stuff is ridiculously strong, easy handling, great clarity, great abrasion resistance and memory is virtually nonexistent.
*One thing to note with all Sufix lines: they tend to run in larger diameters than most other brands. Make sure to check the diameter chart first.
Top Quality ProductBeen using Suffix brand for years for my bass fishing adventures.
17# for pitch, flipping, dragging Jigs & Ol’ Monster worms. 12# & 10# for most everything except top water applications. 8# medium CB’s. The line has excellent abrasion resistance, cast well, super strong, and for me out last other brands I have tried. I am a weekend warrior but still get in 3 - 4 trips per month (year around). I inspect my line often and generally only have to re-spool a couple times a year. Won’t use another brand, Period!
Go to fluroI bought a spool of 20 lb test for flipping deep weeds with heave jigs and texas rigs. We have alot of zebra mussels in our water making it gin clear and causing line abrasions. I've been a braid guy for years and still use it for flipping emergent weeds like bullrushes and cattails. This flurocarbon is excellant for invisability in the clear and have proven it outperforms braid in the clear water. It needs some stretching and line treatment when first spooling on the reel but then it is very fishable. This line is also very strong compared to other flurocarbon brands. It will be my go to fluro from now on.
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Comments: My favorite FC line that I've tried. I have 6lb and 8lb on spinning and BFS. Very thin. Very strong. I've had very little memory issues so far. I caught an 18" LMB in the timber on 6lb and had to work him out of a couple of stumps. I assumed the line would have been trashed but it was relatively fine. Really really like this stuff...I can't speak to the heavier tests but I do plan on getting some 10lb for my Tatula bait casters.
From: Jim: Georgia 3/1/23
Comments: I got this line in 8lb test and was absolutely blown away by the knot strength and abrasion resistance...the cast ability on the other hand was a nightmare. If you are thinking of using this line for finesse applications you might want to drop down to 6lb test, that would probably increase casting distance. I had this line spooled on a NRX+ 852s paired up with a Stella. Overall, this line had AMAZING knott strength but was TERRIBLE to cast.
From: Mike: Covington Ga 11/27/22
Comments: One of the best Fluorocarbon lines on the market. I have a 1200 yard spool of 14lb and absolutely love it. When I try to break this line it doesn't work, I have to cut it. I have pulled my boat with this stuff, it's crazy. This line is stupid strong and knots hold very well. The only times I broke off is when a pike decided it wanted my lure. It has very little memory and casts like a dream. I use the palomar knot for everything and have never had issues with my knots slipping. If you are in need of a great fluorocarbon, this is it!!
From: Dylan: Minnesota 3/13/22
Comments: I've used seaguar for years decided to try this line. Very impressed with it easy to cast very manageable strongly recommended it the monofilament is great as well you won't be disappointed
From: David: Newnan, GA 6/21/21
Comments: Got my order in yesterday spooled up 14# test gotta say defiantly impressed with this line so far.Threw a spinnerbait around and caught a few line was very manageable. Line wasn't stiff like some other fluorocarbon line ive used casts pretty decent tying knots with this line is amazing and holds them. Overall line is awesome will be buying more.
From: Josh - 8/15/20
Comments: Used 14 lb Advance and caught multiple bass over 4 pounds on it last weekend for 3 days straight around a ton of heavy coontail and hyacinths on a 6-inch swimbait and big, belly-weighted hook. Most fish buried beneath mats and we had to go get them but the line held up great, even though I seldom stopped to re-tie (wanted to really test the line's strength). Super long casts, heavy cover, big fish up and no issues after 40 hours on the same spool. I absolutely loved the Advance. This will be my go-to from now on.
From: Vance - Jacksonville, FL 7/15/20
Comments: Been using this since it came out. Works excellent. Not sure why others are having issues. Casts very well, strong, does the job. I've tried almost every fluorocarbon out there and I prefer this.
From: Unknown: 4/23/20
Comments: Bought this in 17lb test for flipping beds this spawn season. I heard good things about the line at the Bass Classic. First impression when spooling reel was it was soft, smooth and knotted well. Next impression after using this line for about a week it seemed like it just dried out and became week. I've never broke off so many fish in my fishing years. No I was not flipping wood and yes I check my line frequently to retie. Complete waste of money to me and won't purchase again. Maybe the lighter test is better for cranking but I was not a happy customer.
From: Carey: Mississippi 4/2/20
Comments: Bought this to try..I use only sunline floro. Bought it cause I needed to spool up my Squarebill set up. Purchased the 12lb...casts well knots ok, about equal to sunline assassin. Anything above this 12lb is absolutely garbage! It˙s like 2 totally different lines. Do not buy this above 12lb. I wouldn't purchase again. Sunline assassin is cheaper and far better. This is priced same as sniper.. we all know sniper is the deal!
From: Mike: Louisiana 8/25/19