Anyone know of a company that does very flat leads. Since Potty stopped doing his leads, i am now down to my final two exceptionally flat leads and all pages i look at the 'flat leads dont meet my needs, any suggestions?
I make my own leads and before I got a pear mould, I just flattened bombs in a vice or give them a wallop or two with a lump hammer to as thin as I wanted them, and when I got a pear mould, I would do the same to them if I wanted thinner leads.
If you do that with coated leads though, you would have to recoat them which is simple enough to do or just fish with uncoated leads and I have never found any difference to my fishing whether a lead is coated or not. Even divers report that uncoated leads are the hardest to spot and find on a lake bottom.
If you do that with coated leads though, you would have to recoat them which is simple enough to do or just fish with uncoated leads and I have never found any difference to my fishing whether a lead is coated or not. Even divers report that uncoated leads are the hardest to spot and find on a lake bottom.
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Mp leads do them
Mp leads do them
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I've seen pictures of nash flat leads ,
But thay cost an arm and a lead
I've seen pictures of nash flat leads ,
But thay cost an arm and a lead
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I'm the same as Zack, lump hammer to flatten them.
I tend to do that to my used leads where the coating has worn off, then repaint and varnish them after flattening.
I'm the same as Zack, lump hammer to flatten them.
I tend to do that to my used leads where the coating has worn off, then repaint and varnish them after flattening.
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try russ the fish leads
try russ the fish leads
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Korda Grippers?
Way too flat.
Korda Grippers?
Way too flat.