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    I'm leaning that way. I love to slow crawl the lure back to me no cork. So I like the hivis to see it jump. A d hate using leaders. I stink at tying them. Whats y'all's go-to knot to the them

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    Quote Originally Posted by catchNgrease View Post
    I'm leaning that way. I love to slow crawl the lure back to me no cork. So I like the hivis to see it jump. A d hate using leaders. I stink at tying them. Whats y'all's go-to knot to the them

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    I’ve been using leaders since 2009 and the knot I use is the 3 turn surgeons knot. I have landed 30 pound drum on 2# test line with that leader knot. It is rare for me to lose a fish on a break off. The knot is easy to tie and I am all about easy at this stage of my life….LOL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by catchNgrease View Post
    I'm leaning that way. I love to slow crawl the lure back to me no cork. So I like the hivis to see it jump. A d hate using leaders. I stink at tying them. Whats y'all's go-to knot to the them

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