I used to be a lead core freak but over the last couple years I’ve used it less and less to the point I no longer carry my lead core rods with me anymore. The reason? Too many well designed plugs out their to reach just about any depth range I want to get to. Is lead core a very valuable tool in some instances? Heck yes! Particularly in current when the fish are holding tight to the bottom. In this instance, it’s common for the lead core guys to out-catch the long liners.
Try the new stealth spider wire. You’ll love it. A tighter braid, much tigher than the product they had been producing the last year or so, and it’s even stronger than the original product. In my opinion, puts fireline to shame for trolling where durability, fine diameter and strength are key characteristics.
Any other questions, just holler.
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I see quite a few people recommending Spider Wire for trolling. A couple of weeks ago I asked about using leadcore. Some used leadcore with a braided 6-25ft leader.
Hardly anyone used segmented leadcore with mono.
I’d like to know, if you are using 100% Braided line and trolling that way, or is leadcore still a primary use?
Under what circumstances would you use 100% braided line, vs leadcore with braided leader?
thanks,
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