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Just lost my leader wallet, and all of my leaders. Before I go out
and by a whole new set, figured I'd get your collective opinions on your favorite mono-tapered leaders, and leader wallets. But also, let me describe my experience, and complaints: I generally use Orvis Super Strong Nylon leaders (usually 9ft, 4x - 6x), and very occasionally their flourocarbon. I love the lines for their strength. I rarely break off a fish with this stuff. But, one thing I really hated about this last batch was the memory. Every time I'd get out a new leader I'd have to use my leader straightener 2-3 times, and even then it still had some curls. I tried out a different brand today (I believe it was Dai Riki?), and it definitely had less of a memory issue. So - what're your favorite leaders, with little memory issues? Have any of the magazines ever done head-to-head comparisons for this kind of thing? Then, for a leader wallet, I also used Orvis'. What I didn't like about that, was that every time I'd get it wet (which was pretty frequently), the fabric would take a while to dry. I'd prefer something that didn't hold water at all, I think. Some kind of vinyl, perhaps? Thoughts? Thanks guys... |
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