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TA SubFleck Leadfree (6 posts / 909 views)
NWCarper1986
Posts: 175
Post #1 1 Nov 2022 20:41
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Anybody used this yet and got any feedback, how does it compare to other Leadfree materials you have used splicing , sinking etc

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Goose Goose
Posts: 12,901
Post #2 1 Nov 2022 22:46
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In reply to Post #1
Been using it recently ,thinner than the fox stuff I used before and definitely harder to splice similar to avid pin down ,very limp and sinks well . For ease of use the fox stuff is best I've used so far but it is very thick and I'm not sure diameter mater's to the fish but if using inline drop off lead setup I find the thiner braids better.same if using a heli safe.
Greekskii Greekskii
Posts: 3,434
Post #3 2 Nov 2022 15:09
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In reply to Post #2
What do you use to splice with? I have one of the fox easy splicer things, so it's not a needle. Wondering if this would help. I have been looking to move form the fox submerge to this stuff when my current leaders give up the ghost, although they have been fine for well over 4 years now without issue.
Goose Goose
Posts: 12,901
Post #4 2 Nov 2022 18:53
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In reply to Post #3
Same, all I've ever used.
Jimmers532
Posts: 889
Post #5 2 Nov 2022 19:31
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I use the nash cling on leader, love the stuff can't fault it.
NWCarper1986
Posts: 175
Post #6 2 Nov 2022 20:27
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In reply to Post #2
Yeah I use the fox stuff at the min was considering trying this for a change, fox do a 30lb version that's really thin if you think the 45lb is to thick or they used too....
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