Copolymer Leader Line

[Red Monster]

Does anyone use this stuff for leaders? Is it any good?

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[CBsqrd]

I use the heavier (100 - 200 lb) stuff for halibut leaders and downrigger release clips. It doesn't see very abrasion resistant to me so I would avoid the lighter stuff for salmon leaders - just stick with flourocarbon.

 

[oguard]

I use the 50lb for my hooches , works well

Mike

 

[Dogbreath]

I use the 50lb for my hoochies , works well

Me too-have a couple brands I cycle through and P-Line holds up as well as any.

 

[Rob H]

I use 60 lb. for jigging lings and hali on some of my jigs and it has held up well. I also have used the 60 lb. for hoochies at times and has been good.
I use 100 lb. lots for my hali leaders and for some hali gear I use 300 lb. because I had it (you need crimps for the 300). Both have been great.
...Rob

 

[Red Monster]

I use the 50lb for my hooches , works well

Mike

You use the Copolymor P-line?

 

[Red Monster]

I've read the coploymer has less memory than regular mono and that it's almost invisible.

 

[Red Monster]

What's the difference between Gig Game Maxima and regular Ultragreen? It seems that Maxima Ultragreen is actually a copolymer.