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Using braid as a leader...
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Posted 28 May 2014 - 03:13 AM
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#22
Posted 28 May 2014 - 08:45 PM
Hey Carp Addiction, What a great question. Like most of us when we start fishing, mono was a staple in the fishing industry. Braided line was an absolute hit when it first came on the market but the fish have gotten smarter. Then came fluorocarbon, this was a huge game changer for clear lakes and finicky fish. Now a days I use 15lb. braided main line and 8-12lb. fluorocarbon leader. My leaders are usually 5-7ft long depending on the type of technique i’m using. If your using braid as your main line, I would suggest a titanium leader. These leaders will have zero chance of kinking and offer a very thin diameter, which will allow for a better action on your bait of choice. Hope this helps.Henry Nguyen
Thanks man, Im using a fluorocarbon leader now
#23
Posted 28 May 2014 - 09:27 PM
couldnt have said it better!Hey Carp Addiction, What a great question. Like most of us when we start fishing, mono was a staple in the fishing industry. Braided line was an absolute hit when it first came on the market but the fish have gotten smarter. Then came fluorocarbon, this was a huge game changer for clear lakes and finicky fish. Now a days I use 15lb. braided main line and 8-12lb. fluorocarbon leader. My leaders are usually 5-7ft long depending on the type of technique i’m using. If your using braid as your main line, I would suggest a titanium leader. These leaders will have zero chance of kinking and offer a very thin diameter, which will allow for a better action on your bait of choice. Hope this helps.
Henry Nguyen
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