The Purpose Of Leader Lines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2015
- Using a leader line when fishing for catfish can be very beneficial. A lighter leader is ideal for fishing heavy cover to help prevent losing your entire rig, while a heavier leader line can stand more abrasion if you are catching lots of fish in a short period of time.
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I knew nothing about leader lines and never used them and saw no purpose but you have explained 2 different scenarios which make absolute sense and perfect logic. Thanks
4 years down the road and still helping new fisherman! Thank you!!
6 years now! And it just helped me!!
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I know you made this video sround 8 years ago but thank you im new getting into catfishing and you can't imagine how much this helped me
I’m from the pacific. I am new to this type of fishing, never used a rod. I’ve always dived for my fish. This is all new to me. This is a very good start to my learning. Thank you
I’m from El Paso I’ve caught only one fish in my life didn’t take it serious until recently but didn’t know much I did the Kentucky rig like he showed in another video I had catfish on my line all day got 9 of them in a day wtf!!! Thanks
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Your Quick Tips are nice -- easy to understand and useful! This all applies for a lot more than catfish, too!
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22 years old, so i still have a lot to learn, and youre the best teacher a guy could ask for!!!
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Good info Kris. The same is done in fly fishing with a team of flies. The flies bellow, are tied on dropper lines that are thinner so you don't lose your entire rig if you do snag.
Thankfully, I used the same logic to tie my leader line. You guys really rock giving all the tech details.
dude thanks for your video I got a whole new way to go fishing I used go fishing as a kid at Lake Machado in Los Angeles there was blue hill or crappie and cat fish I'm buying my stuff again and your video helped out about the leader makes sense..thanks
FINALLY!!!! A good, concise and easy to understand explanation. I've just recently started using leader lines and lo and behold I've been doing it ALL wrong lol. Thank you very much.
Just one problem with leader lines, but it's the same with fishing in general. Saving the weight, bead and leader you lose the hook which is kind of, at times, the most expensive of the whole setup. But oh well, I like the idea :D
It’s better to loose just the hook then to loose everything .
I like using braid to mono or braid to flouro. Get the sensitivity of the braid but the abrasion resistance of the mono, or the sinking effect of flouro. flouro leaders can make lures float slightly deeper, and mono slightly shallower. There's lots of benefits to using leaders.
great info, will be using this set up alot more here in waco tx. keep up the fantastic video's, have watched your video's for awhile.
Thank you! Good luck!
Thanks for the straight to the point information. Exactly what I was looking for!
Excellent video and tips. This info is exactly what I've been needing. Thanks for sharing.
Out of all the videos I've watched for this, I definitely think this is the one I most understood and made sense. Thanks bro🤙🏾 From New Zealand
In the shortest amount of time too
Thank you! This is so informative, I can't believe it took me this long to understand the point of a leader. Can you please post a video about how to use the drag? When you let it go, versus pull the fish in? I think this would make a great basics fishing series, just an idea.
There are more benefits as well. You can combine attributes of lines by using leaders. Braid is sensitive, Flouro sinks, and Mono floats and stretches. Mono is also very abrasion resistant. Flouro and Mono will effect floating and sinking lures. Flouro will make a lure float slightly deeper or sink faster, and mono slightly shallower and sink slower. So if you have a floating lure or slow sinking lure that you need to go a little deeper then you can add a flouro leader. and et cetera.
I fish saltwater and use 20lb mono mainline with 50lb mono leader line on a carolina rig for big drum and stripers. Also we put shockleaders inbetween, like either a 30/40lb mono fishing line piece about 10 to 15 feet long to protect the line during casting and from chafing on the weights. You should mention that dedicated leader line is much larger diameter and more resistant than typical fishing line.
Best explanation ever, now I know why I need this chunk of line I’ve been using for more than 3 years)
Great video enjoy watching it! You good information about leader line I learn more about then know.Good teacher! Keep the videos coming and keep catch the big cats.
good job! I realize that your page is mainly about catfish, but I would like to mention that when fishing around pilings, branches, submerged trees, etc. people sometimes use a long leader of extra heavy/abrasion resistant line in case the hooked fish decides to swim in and around multiple different obsticles you can still have a chance at reeling him in.
People will often use very light/fine leaders for sensitive/spooky fish like native/wild trout and salmon. The idea is that the lighter line is harder for the fish to see. This is a standard practice and one of the most common uses for a leader line.
There are also leaders made of steel for fish that have gnarly grills - like sharks.\
Fly fishing is an entirely different realm where lines can float or sink, leaders are tapered and tippets are even finer leaders for the leader you've already got. Fly fishing has a significant learning curve to become proficient, however I have caught more trout on fly-gear in a few years than I have by using spinners and spoons in my entire lifetime. I wouldn't bring my fly-tackle to a lake though, only moving water.
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. Good explanation my man.
I was always wondering why would one use a heavier leader to lighter main line and your video helped me understand that and I guess it makes sense. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for the information
Thank you so much for your help! You explained this so well!!!
you're welcome!
Thanks for the easy to follow tip. Im new to fishing and other videos are so complicated. Awesome!!!
thanks for watching!
Thanks for a clear video! Great teacher.
Was trying to figure out what to make my Carolina rig with for flounder. Thanks bud.
Well this rod worked just as I hoped it would th-cam.com/users/postUgkxntWMOZsO1Zfv-pdn_XuffEtNkTYAYu4Z recommend After reading some reviews I worried that the tip would break on this 8'6'' ultralite rod. I use it to target crappie but also end up getting larger species from time to time. Took it fishing this weekend for the first time and it performed flawlessly. The rod is rated for up to 6 lb test line so I set the drag on my reel to about 5 lbs. That's plenty to winch in crappie and more than enough to wear out larger fish. The largest fish I caught was about a seven pound alligator gar that was fun to bring in with such light tackle. Never felt like the rod was overly stressed. I think that if you set the drag to a reasonable amount beforehand and dont raise it while you are fishing, you should not have any problems breaking this rod and have fun treating large bass like line burning tuna
thank you for the perspective.
Excellent explanation, direct and clear. Thank you
Good video. Great points.
Thanks man now i fully understand. Love the videos keep up the good work
Hfs your set up is sick dude that’s big game fishing and I’m over here catching 4lb bass thanks you for the advice mate , happy fishing !
dig your videos man. shout out from Defiance, Ohio
that is a very good tip I always wanted to know abot the leader line good video and congrats on your channel I would like to meet you some day bro I am from levelland tx love your videos
very well explained!
This is so helpful! Thank you!!!!
I'm in Texas and been fishing for years but until now I have never understood why use a leader I never had used 1 thanks for your help and teaching me about it!
Thanks for the great info!!
I had no idea why people used this . Thanks for explaining in a way I understand now!!
Thank you for making it so easy to understand.
Thank you for this!!
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Finally thanks man. I was right about about the first scenario u explained and was curious as to why the leaders was stronger then the main line .Now I know thanks bro.✌🏻🎣
Very good tips and very true. You helped me become a more knowledgeable angler with leaders.
very interesting, thanks for the info.
Im running 30lb braid on a Shimano Nexave 2500 reel and Shimano Sellus spinning rod 7’1 rated for 8lb - 18lb. What lb test and length leader/topshot should i run for back-bay, off the rocks, shore and pier? Mostly back-bay honestly though.
What's the best right set up for river fishing with light current in the Sacramento CA river lots of Rocks and I get snagged alot #Any Tips
I appreciate your amazing explanations.Thank you.
Mate I had no idea what a leader line was and to be honest I knew I’d get laughed at if I asked my mates, thanks for sharing your knowledge and helping me avoid the ridicule
Very good explanation. Thank you!
Just found out about this leader line. Can I use mono as my main line and add braided as my leader line? Currently using 12 lb mono. Thinking of using 15lb braided line(leader line). Will be fishing for catfish.
thanks for the clear explanation!
Thank you! Very helpful.
Thanks for your info Muddyriver, it is much appreciated!
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Thank you Brother....perfectly explained
Never really understood a leader but with your video its brilliant
Thanks for that information! I fish under a bridge and get snagged a lot! Now I know how too lose the hook but not my whole setup. 👍
couldn't say much better perfectly explained
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muddyrivercatfishing what brand of braided line do you use
Basically what it boils down to is if your willing to risk your weight and swivel...especially the weight cause them bigger 4oz and larger no roll sinkers are pretty pricey. Its bad enough losing a large circle hook let alone the weight etc to. Thanks for the info Chris! Love your channel brother!!!
Hey buddy.
I got a tip for you from the carp side. You can go with your first scenario all the time if you use a carp style hook link aka leader. These leaders are braid that is coated with a thick rubber.
I use them for my flat fishing here in Arizona. That way you can always go half your mainline strength.
Also you can add a carp style safety set up to to drop your weight if you get snagged.
I’ve been using carping tactics for flats and it does wonder.
Your friend
Jess
Arizona carp anglers
This was a very good and informative video thank you very much
Awesome brotha love ur videos man
I am a newbie thankyou ❤ I finally understand the leader line
love it im a new sub just because u r easy to understand and u explain it so well love from new zealand bro
Well done. And you can also put a “break point” anywhere in the chain you want with a short piece of light line. The point is: you should KNOW where your line is going to part.
Very informative. Thx so much.
What if I use bottom fishing rig 40 pound mono leader and 4 ounce sinker will it break when I cast.?????
Great video! Simple and legit.
When using a bead on a rig does the color or opacity matter? Also what is your favorite size bead? Please use mm in sizing.
Thank you! This makes more sense now 👌
Somebody has been to the Steve Douglas school of rigging...LOL Same set up I use 65 lb braid and 50 Lb mono...In most cases...Good info..
Good information thank you!
Thanks Kris
I just learned a lot! Thanks!
Good Video way to break it down man.. Thanks
Would a snap swivel be too weak for big cats? Should not use them and just use regular barrel swivel?
Great explaining I’m happy now 👍
thank you for explaining this. im a new fisher just bout to start soon and this help me.
if im using a 40lb test Braid line, does it matter what my leader would be braid or mono?
I prefer mono because it has a little bit of stretch to it. it acts like a shock absorber when you set the hook.
We’re are u at?? Great vids man!! New to fishing and it’s been a lot of good tips
this makes perfect sense.
I've fished with guys who use bigger leader on spots prone to get snagged
That's a great tip.
Now I understand it all. Thank you.
Thank you for this man
Thank you brother
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Does the color of the leader line matter cause i dont see the difference from green and clear leader line works all the same to me
Very well explained
Is you leader line just the regular fishing line you would buy? Or is it made if something else like wire?
Now that made sense gracias amigo!
If you’re fishing in an area where there isn’t any obstacles to jet snagged why use a leader? Especially one that’s a heavier test than the main line. I didn’t understand. Please help me. I’ve never used a leader before but I’m trying to find out all I can about different ways to rig my lines.
OK, I get the theory behind the line snapping but what if you’re in a place that stops channel cats it’s a lake and they’re only I think about one or 2 pounds can leader be the same as my regular line?
What diameter of a bead do I need to buy for a 65 lb braided fishing line
I do my leader line the same way sort of only difference if I'm going to use braid I'm going to use a sinker slider,egg and no rolls sliding directly on braided line is not a good idea.
Thank you, sir! I could NOT figure out why anyone uses leader.
Good info like always however what if the weight is the one that is stuck?
Thanks MRCF for the information. In my area we have mainly channel cat and the rigs I use is the 3 way or slip sinker. On my 3 way rig my main line is 20 lb test , my hook end is 30lb, and for my weight end of the rig I use 8lb test line which when I get a snag all I lose is my weight. I learned that in one of your other videos. I do have a question and that is how long should my leader line be as well as my hook end? same for slip sinker ,whats the best length . Trying to figure out what it means on my 3 way when I shorten either line what actually happens.
+Carl Austin leader lines can be different lengths. I've seen people use them up to 3 feet long. There are many different reasons for a length variance in your leader line. On a three way rig, I would use anywhere from 8 to 16 inches. On a Carolina rig, maybe 12 to 16 inches. That's just me
Longer weight line shorter hook line gets the bait up off the bottom, good for fishing bottom cover. I like my shad gut this way, good for liver and stink bait too.
Shorter weight, longer hook line keeps it closer to the bottom.
I never use this method, i'll go with a slip weight if i want the bait on the bottom.
Sometimes i just slack up the line on a 3-way and let it sit right off the bottom, good for worms and catches carp if you use a treble hook.
Great explanation
Thank you bro!!!