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<blockquote data-quote="Plain Skeeter" data-source="post: 29913" data-attributes="member: 558"><p>I like the longer leader because it gets the whole process started a little easier.&nbsp; If you have 30' - 40' of PP out then the lead will fly off the reel.&nbsp; Also last year I switched from the cheap cabelas lead to the suffix 832 Advanced and I think it was worth the money,it has made me enough to pay for itself.&nbsp; It doesn't kink as easy which helps it off the spool.&nbsp; I use the really small swivel as well.&nbsp; Before I switched to PP leader I used mono, with that I pulled out 6&quot; of lead then pushed the mono up the nylon to the lead and tied a overhand knot.&nbsp; It worked great as long as your leadcore was not hashed from the sun to where you could push the mono through.&nbsp; Everything about leadcore is a different beast but once you get the hang of it, it is the cats #ss!&nbsp; Has anybody used the blood knot?&nbsp; I think that is what it is called.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Plain Skeeter, post: 29913, member: 558"] I like the longer leader because it gets the whole process started a little easier. If you have 30' - 40' of PP out then the lead will fly off the reel. Also last year I switched from the cheap cabelas lead to the suffix 832 Advanced and I think it was worth the money,it has made me enough to pay for itself. It doesn't kink as easy which helps it off the spool. I use the really small swivel as well. Before I switched to PP leader I used mono, with that I pulled out 6" of lead then pushed the mono up the nylon to the lead and tied a overhand knot. It worked great as long as your leadcore was not hashed from the sun to where you could push the mono through. Everything about leadcore is a different beast but once you get the hang of it, it is the cats #ss! Has anybody used the blood knot? I think that is what it is called. [/QUOTE]

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