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I was wondering what pound test floro to use for pike. Last year I used clear nylon leaders with good success, but Im looking to improve. How long of a leader should I use ?

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Cheers,

30 or 40 lb. Seagar is great pike leader material. I have been using it the past couple seasons and getting more flags on pressured bodies of water.

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Thanks Gambler, How short of a leader can I get away with.

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Cant wait to try it, along with my new Nihls Master 8" auger.

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I hear you on that one. I tried walking on Braddocks the other day after duck hunting. 1 1/2" with some open holes scattered all over. Not long as long as the weather cooperates.

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Carpedium,

I use 30 lb. Mason Tip up line. The 30 or 40 is what I have found heavy enough to not get bitten off by large toothy critters. I use a Sampo swivel between the tip up line and the leader.

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Carpedium,

I use 30 lb. Mason Tip up line. The 30 or 40 is what I have found heavy enough to not get bitten off by large toothy critters. I use a Sampo swivel between the tip up line and the leader.

Thats what I use also....I believe you told me too...lol

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I tried 15 up to 30 and settled with 30. The big pike would head shake at the hole and break the lighter leader no matter how light I faught them. I landed a lot of pike on 15 and 20 but did not want to lose a big pike. some guys swear by 15 lb but I think they are crazy.

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