Leader line
Submitted by Carolyn on Sun, 2008-07-27 17:41
hi Guys and Gals
Was just wondering who prefers what when it comes to Leader Line?
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For out deep we use 60 to 80
For out deep we use 60 to 80 LB leader when we went beach fishing we used the same but we run heavy lines e.g 50 lb braid out deep
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targetting, it varies!
Depending on what fish i'm targetting.......it all varies!
Brand & poundage....so many variables!
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Fluorocarbon
I was looking at Fluorocarbon leaders.
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Sufix!
As for fluro carbon, I Sufix but have tried/used others.......as long as it's 100% Fluro you cant go wrong!
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Black Magic FC for offshore
Black Magic FC for offshore placcies/jigs, Triumph egging FC for bream/squid etc for me.
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Im a jinkai man , tried
Im a jinkai man , tried black magic but to soft for my liking and very slippery when it comes to getting knots to hold
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I use Jinkai as
I use Jinkai as well.
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Feral/ Jinkai
Jinkai brand leader line is it still fluorocarbon?
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jinkai do a flurocarbon,
jinkai do a flurocarbon, what type of fishing you doing?
flurocrabon is expensive and sometimes it makes no difference.
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I'm still trying to find
I'm still trying to find something decent in 80lb that isnt over the top in price, the best so far has been jinkai plus (red label) but still not overly excited with it.
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I use the big game 120lb
I use the big game 120lb seems to do the trick
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For the lighter
For the lighter flourocarbons been using Nitlon DFC and am very happy with it. Going up to 20 or 40 lb have used both Seaguar and Sufix Invisiline, and again, both are top quality in my book but both approach the "dollar a metre" mark.
Mate of mine has been using Ande FC and swears by it when he can find it....can get a 50 yard spool of 40 lb for around $18-$20 from some of the overseas online tackle shops.
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Cajun leader is workin great
Cajun leader is workin great for me, Its easy to tie, knots hold well and its pretty cheap. I got a 50yard spool of 40lb for 15$ at my local tackle shop, not had a problem with it.. might buy some 60lb too
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