In reply to Post #1
Albright knot, tiny when done
Make sure your end tackle can go over it in the event of the worst or the carp police will be after you.
Albright knot, tiny when done
Make sure your end tackle can go over it in the event of the worst or the carp police will be after you.
In reply to Post #1
I've used 40lb PowerPro in the past, and coupled that with about 15ft of 30lb Berkley Fluro. Didn't have an issue
I've used 40lb PowerPro in the past, and coupled that with about 15ft of 30lb Berkley Fluro. Didn't have an issue
I hate tubing with braid - complete PITA to thread & much prefer a leader material.
I've used the new Korda fluro leader (it's green which is a bit weird) & had no issues with it at all. use 8ft lengths with subfloats on the river - rubber bead & an alright knot hasn't failed me yet.
I've used the new Korda fluro leader (it's green which is a bit weird) & had no issues with it at all. use 8ft lengths with subfloats on the river - rubber bead & an alright knot hasn't failed me yet.
I normally use TA SBX in 40lb as main line , with a metre or so of Fox Submerge as a "leader" - I join them with a needle knot , small enough to allow a lead clip or heli bead to slide over it if needed
In reply to Post #19
Hi. Just curious why you would tie a braid leader to braid mainline ?
Hi. Just curious why you would tie a braid leader to braid mainline ?
In reply to Post #20
I think he's referring to a leadcore type leader.
I think he's referring to a leadcore type leader.
In reply to Post #1
6 foot seaguar ace hard tied to the SBX braid using an albright, never had any issues with that
6 foot seaguar ace hard tied to the SBX braid using an albright, never had any issues with that
In reply to Post #20
Because the Fox Submerge is thicker than the SBX , and therefore less risk of lifting scales , etc
Because the Fox Submerge is thicker than the SBX , and therefore less risk of lifting scales , etc