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Location: Between a 10wt fly rod and a XH dawg rod | What kind (meaning manufacture) does everybody use for their flourocarbon leaders for those of you who tie your own? I'm trying to decipher between all the different types ie. Berkley, Seagar, P-line ect. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | not really sure it matters.. they are all good... I buy Yo Zuri on ebay 180 lb. |
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Posts: 246
| I use Seaguar and it hasn't let me down.
/Any wood around here? Oh there's some |
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Location: Oconomowc, WI | zombietrolling - 10/4/2016 6:43 PM
I use Seaguar and it hasn't let me down.
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Posts: 100
| Seaguar 180lb works great. Never had any issues. Be cautious about what you buy on amazon or eBay. Sometimes counterfeit products out there. |
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Posts: 431
| Gamma has treated me well. It seams really abrasion resistant. I have not tried all of the brands mentioned but I will say the Gamma is way tougher than Suffix or the Berkley stuff. |
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Location: Detroit River | I use Hi-Seas for my musky leaders & have used Yozuri for my sturgeon leaders. The Hi Seas is more harder & less flexible, which makes it a little more harder to tie knots (nail knot) but I've never had a fish break them. |
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