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Is 100% fluorocarbon completely invisible under water?

April 26, 2017completely fluorocarbon invisible water

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Is 100% fluorocarbon completely invisible under water?

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No. It is as close as any form of line or leader can get to the refractive index of water, thus making it virtually invisible, but not completely. Some brands do state that, but it is not true.