NEW Seaguar® Fluorocarbon Leaders - 25 Yards
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- Low-visibility
- Superior abrasion resistance and knot strength
- Fast sinking
- Durable enough for use in harsh saltwater environments
Rated 5 out of 5Â by 19
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by kayker Never lets me down!
I have been using Seaguar leaders for four years for my salt water stripers and blues, I have lost a few in this time but not do to my leader. I use 50 lb test and I have only had the leader snapped two times. I change the line if there is any nick in it ,"I do not want to loose the fish of a life time". Highly recommend I use a six foot leader from shore, and 12' from kayak. Good fishing!!
September 14, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ChrisinHongKong Great line
Uni knot to braided line. Pike might as well not have teeth. Nothing even nicked the stuff. 5 days of fish and I put a new one on as it began to kink a little bit. High hook up rate compared to the people I was fishing with who were using steel leaders.
August 5, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5Â by captriz Awesome 1
Seaguar leaders are the best around. very a abrasion resistant, better than any other fluoro out there i use it 40-50lbs on all my rods
April 30, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fishman1 li fishing
i used this product to fish varieuse fish. it has no meory and geart hook sets. it is very good for big blues and other big teethed fish i love it
January 26, 2009
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what knots should I use if I buy a 50lb+ seaguar fluoro leader and attach it to a 20lb braid?should I add a snap swivel at the end? or tie direct to crankbait?
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I use a knot where you make two loops through the swivel and the twist the tail around the main line five times and go back through both loops you made at first and pull tight, makes a beautiful knot that will not slip or break.I would not use a snap swivel myself I have have back luck with them and big fish, think I would just straight tie.
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I use a uni to uni knot with 6 turns on the mono to 10 turns on the braid.Swivel or direct, it's your choice. Either way is good.
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albright or uni/uni..don't think you need a swivel with a crankbait..speaking about saltwater..A:Â
The Albright is a good knot for these two diameters, If you want to use a swivel use a barrel swivel between the two lines and then tie direct to crankbait.A:Â
I would use a quality barrel swivel and Palomar knots for the line to line connection and a surgeons loop to the crankbait if it has no o ringA:Â
the seaguar knot (overhand knot that you twist 3 times and go throughA:Â
use the seaguar knot. take th 2 lines and make a loop out of them, twist the loop 3 times then bring the acess line through the loop1 of 1
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