I don't often use it for my normal-sized musky lures, but if you want to use a really thin leader that is still bite-proof, I would. For example, if I were using an X-Rap for muskies, I would opt for titanium because the thicker leaders would affect the action.
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Nice presentation.....You have a future in this business!!!
Right on Liam!! Good stuff.
Wow so much info!! 👏 I have never caught a Muskie or fish for them!!! Very interesting 🧐
Thank you!
I’ve seen a good fish bite off a 170 pound flouro leader. You make many good points.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent video, thanks! New subscriber.
Thank you, sir!
With the 130lb. Mono leader. How do you attach it to the bait? What type of knot? Ok never mind. I rewatched the video and got my answer.
I just a figure 8 knot to a welded ring, then split ring to the bait
what know do you use on fluro to swivel and or split ring? Trying to find a good knot for 130 lb fluoro
What size welded and split rings do you like to use?
I like #5 - #7. But probably favour a #5
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What pound fluorocarbon is that?
I usually stick with 130 pound for regular sized musky tackle
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What do you think about titanium
I don't often use it for my normal-sized musky lures, but if you want to use a really thin leader that is still bite-proof, I would. For example, if I were using an X-Rap for muskies, I would opt for titanium because the thicker leaders would affect the action.