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| What do you guys use for a leader when jig fishing soft plastics? I like to use big jigs and 6-8" paddle tail or big grubs for big pike/muskie. I am wondering what kind of leader you guys use? Should I get some 130lb mono or fluoro and tie my own?
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Posts: 2010
| 8" of light solid wire (haywire twist with your hands) is what I use targeting big pike |
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Location: SE, WI. | LUcas , there is a post on page 11, tackle and equipment where the jig and plastic thing was debated.Check it out, and you will have your answer:) JD |
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Posts: 119
| I've had good luck with heavy flourocarbon leaders. |
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Posts: 25
| Back in the days when I was doing a lot of creature fishing I used Mason hard line and Tyler leader. Today it would be Tyger leader or flourocarbon. |
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| Thanks guys! |
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Posts: 1036
| My rule of thumb is that if I think the fish is going to engulf the lure, or head shot it, use wire. For your jigs? Wire all the way. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | I've used 180 lb fluoro for over 10 yrs and have had zero issues/bite offs etc. Use wire or heavy fluoro you'll be fine. |
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Posts: 219
| We have done well on jigs. Use Solid wire leader with good results. |
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