In reply to Post #8
I used Amnesia as a hooklink a fair a fair bit to combat crays. I also used 15lb P-Line Floroclear as a hooklink, it was the remainder from filling the spools.
The Floroclear is pretty much invisible underwater, as it is a fluorocarbon coated co-polymer.
Slightly stiffer than standard mono.
I used Amnesia as a hooklink a fair a fair bit to combat crays. I also used 15lb P-Line Floroclear as a hooklink, it was the remainder from filling the spools.
The Floroclear is pretty much invisible underwater, as it is a fluorocarbon coated co-polymer.
Slightly stiffer than standard mono.
In reply to Post #17
Maxima ? Reply to post 1
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In reply to Post #18
Be careful when using a knotless knot with an in turned eye hook. It can create a weakness where the mono exits the eye ..
Be careful when using a knotless knot with an in turned eye hook. It can create a weakness where the mono exits the eye ..
In reply to Post #1
Pro Clear (if you can still get it) or Berkeley XT.
Pro Clear (if you can still get it) or Berkeley XT.
Rigmarole or Gardner Slink Link
In reply to Post #1
I quite like Gardner Trick Link in the Silt version. Knots well, sinks well and can be pulled straight. I use it for D-Rigs.
Back in the day I used green Big Game - even for the hair, worked a treat.
I quite like Gardner Trick Link in the Silt version. Knots well, sinks well and can be pulled straight. I use it for D-Rigs.
Back in the day I used green Big Game - even for the hair, worked a treat.
In reply to Post #1
Rigmarole h20 in 15lb, fantastic hoklink material, no steaming required, almost tangle free as well.
Rigmarole h20 in 15lb, fantastic hoklink material, no steaming required, almost tangle free as well.