Monofilament vs Fluorocarbon - United Women on the Fly

What type of tippet to use? By: Heather Hodson  This week we are discussing monofilament versus fluorocarbon.  Monofilament is a single piece of plastic, usually nylon.   Fluorocarbon is tightly wound mixtures of complex thermoplastics and polymers. Check out the United Women on the Fly YouTub

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