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02-07-2017, 10:04 PM #1Senior Member
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Titanium leaders
Has anyone ever tried them and what did you think of it ?
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I've used this product, single strand 18lbs test for gotcha plugs / looney jigs.
I like it, it don't kink like single strand steel. but its not cheap.
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I have some of that and it seems to work great but not cheap
Originally Posted by tigershark
I've used this product, single strand 18lbs test for gotcha plugs / looney jigs.
I like it, it don't kink like single strand steel. but its not cheap.
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how much is not cheap?
A pack of 27# single strand is pretty darn cheap and will last most guys a year or two if you don't make your leaders 2' long.Carl
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How long do you recommend ? Originally Posted by CarlF
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I use single strand wire, about 15", when I fly fish for northern pike. I have never had them cut it with their many sharp teeth but I retie after about 10 fish. It's funny, if you catch a fish in the first 2' of the water column it will be a northern if it gets near the bottom it will be a walleye. Lots of fun!!!!!
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I make my leaders about 8". Originally Posted by jollymon
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My king leaders are 14 to 18 inches---30# braided, figure eight knots that don't fail.
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And what knots do you prefer to attach it to your main line
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I tried the titanium leaders,thinking they wouldn't cut as easy......wrong.....don't waste your money.
I made my own from a short spool.....never really used them again.....prefer mono for spanish and 7 strand for kings (all personal preference)Bill..............
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Good tip Tom! These two big fellas were screaming like girls when that happened to them last week... LOL
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