hooklenth material

[tomdavpedley]

what do you use for your,

 

coated braid,

braid,

flurocarbon?

[tomdavpedley]

sorry not very well worded,

what make do you use for all of the above?

thats better:D

[ian23]

I used to use suffix camo skin for my hooklengths but have just started using the new wychwood hookling material and think its great.

 

Its a coated braid, i use the 15lb version and its available in a number of colours - silt, gravel, weed...

 

i always try and match my hooklink and tubing to the bottom of the venue im fishing too as it can often stand out like a sore thumb if you dont check your rigs in the margin.

 

If its a really clear water or im fishing over light coloured gravel i may opt for fluro or plain old mono hooklinks, just see what is best for your water.

 

Tight lines:)

 

PS, wil have those pics of rigs ready for you by early next week tomdavpedley, cracking on with them at the moment.

[coops_northants]

Coated- Kryston Snakebite, gold and green.

Braided- merlin and silkworm and for shy and clear water multi strand.

Fluro is ghost although i dont like it for hooklinks just a leader.

Mono links are Ultima pro Match or trilene sensithin depending on what i want.

[salokcinnodrog]

I use Kryston for my Braids and Coated Braids. Merlin for Braids and Mantis in Green or Gold for Coated.

 

For Stifflinks on the few occasions I use them I still use Amnesia.

[pezza]

I use Kordas IQ fluro in 15lb.

Korda Highbrid.

 

These are the only 2 hook links that I've used for the past 6 months and have had no probs.

[trees]

For combis i use hybrid 15lb but have had a few breakages hybrid is a bit stiff for some waters so i use Mantis if i want it to be a bit more supple. Braid I use Merlin usually in 25lb cause i only use braid in weedy or silty waters and the ones i fish are snaggy, flurocarbon has to be 15lb IQ unless i want it stiff then i up the BS to 20/25lb