When using a braided mainline is it better to use a flurocarbon leader or fish it straight through? Thanks
In reply to Post #1
You need 4-6ft of leader. Fluorocarbon, mono, leadcore, whatever you want
Bare braid under tension will cut a fish easily
You need 4-6ft of leader. Fluorocarbon, mono, leadcore, whatever you want
Bare braid under tension will cut a fish easily
In reply to Post #1
Only ever fish it straight through if using tubing, other than that flouro or leadcore leader, braid could be very nasty against a carps flanks during the fight
EDIT: what noj said
Only ever fish it straight through if using tubing, other than that flouro or leadcore leader, braid could be very nasty against a carps flanks during the fight
EDIT: what noj said
In reply to Post #3
I would never fish it straight through without tubing, didn't know if a fluro leader was beneficial in any way?
I would never fish it straight through without tubing, didn't know if a fluro leader was beneficial in any way?
In reply to Post #1
Usually fish with 2 rod length fluro carbon
Usually fish with 2 rod length fluro carbon
In reply to Post #5
Which fluro leaders to people use?
Which fluro leaders to people use?
In reply to Post #6
make them up off a spool of 30lb flouro
make them up off a spool of 30lb flouro
In reply to Post #6
the Gardner mirage in 20lb is a brilliant leader to use with braid
the Gardner mirage in 20lb is a brilliant leader to use with braid
This:

Been using a 1.5m length as a safety leader on my braids for many years. Good stuff

Been using a 1.5m length as a safety leader on my braids for many years. Good stuff