Line colour: hi-vis, stealth or clear
Hi-vis PE (yellow / pink / chartreuse)
Rasgos
- You see the line jump, swim or go slack
- A fluoro leader hides the last metres
- Dyes fade; that is cosmetic
Ideal para
- Drop shot, Ned, Neko, jerkbait on the pause
Contras
- Tied direct in clear water
Metered multicolour PE
Rasgos
- Colour changes every 10 m, marks every 1 m
- Count depth and cast distance
Ideal para
- Vertical jigging, counting a bait down, trolling
Contras
- Nothing — a hi-vis with a ruler built in
Dark / moss / black
Rasgos
- Low reflection, blends with cover
- You lose the line-watch
Ideal para
- Frog, punch, flipping tied direct; rock and wood
Contras
- Finesse where the bite is seen
Clear fluorocarbon
Rasgos
- RI 1.42 — least visible
- Diameter matters more than tint
Ideal para
- Every leader; bottom-rig main line
Contras
Tinted fluorocarbon (pink / green)
Rasgos
- Pink is the first colour to vanish with depth
- Green blends in stained water
- A marginal edge at best
Ideal para
- Stained-water leaders (green), deep clear (pink)
Contras
- Paying extra for "invisible"
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