"How-To" | Storing Pre-Tied Fishing Leaders Trick (FISHING HACK!)

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[@davidk2137]

Perfect video Cameron. I was just working out how to do this. You come to the rescue once again. Your videos are just what I need. Thanks so much.

[@johnhouston9739]

This is probably an obvious benefit but thought i would mention anyway........ if they fall into the water..... they float

[@martinschulz9381]

I pre tie all my leader with snaps on both ends, I rarely tie knots in the boat anymore. I store them in similar way, but with a rubber tackle buddy. When leader gets twisted from trolling, I simply snap another one on. When I was a kid we had many hacks using household containers and products that get thrown away...us boys would learn the tricks form each other. Good video, clever hack.

[@anneblouin1393]

Good product. Can't wait to take it and try it out!

[@michaelbowman6476]

Awesome tip I'm heading to Walmart tonight this is just what I needed

[@ShB-r7c]

thank you .I really needed it

[@michaeljones8771]

Thanks Cameron, Good to see on the River.

[@GRINDEATSLEEPREPEAT]

Man... LOL... That was so simple yet genius...

[@detodounpocosdq8049]

Hey thanks brother very helpful tip .

[@lcheng729]

this is a much better idea, Thanks

[@robertharrington6330]

Good for just bringing the 4 you want to try but too big to fit in any baitbox but good if using a back pack

[@reelphatties6426]

Awesome tip I’m going to for sure try that out

[@paw1972]

Do you ever have problems with the tight loops around the foam and lines with memory? My issue with this was that I'd pull the lines off the foam roll and the tight loops in the line would remain. This was particularly troublesome for me with dropper rigs or sabiki rigs.

[@marknevells7821]

Why did I not think of this been making pre made leaders for ice fishing couldn't find a good way

[@SJtoobsox]

Brilliant!

[@robertharrington6330]

Could rap the unused portion of the noodle about the top of your rod handle

[@sandrahanna934]

GREAT IDEA! Any handy suggestions as to how to carry these? What do you keep them in when you are in your boat?

[@jonathanl.8311]

We use a little rubber maid tote to store these depends how many you have.

[@ironmaiden1236541]

Your hands

[@davidk2137]

How about carrying and storing them in a reusable grocery bad?

[@jerrythomas4457]

I carry them in my underwear. The ladies think I’m packing a thunder stick

[@pastepotthot701]

I put them on a carabiner and you can clip them to the outside of your pack or somewhere in the boat. It’s been working great!

[@rumancokes]

use pipe insulation, it is already split.

[@AddictedFishing]

+rumancokes Good Call, but is it as cheap as pool noodles?

[@deskysurfer]

How long can you store them on there? Between trips?

[@rverman1]

so I have a few crappie rigs in my box. when I'm not using them I just roll them up but when I take one out to use it won't stay strait because they were rolled up. anyone have a idea how to keep them from doing that.

[@handledhandlehandlinghandler]

If you can, use a bit of friction from your hand to warm and straighten. The heat and tension pulls the line straight. Best method I've found is to pinch the mono sections between thump and forefinger and pull from the knot to the hook. you should feel the line and ypur fingers get warm. Repeat as needed. Straightens mono like a champ from 4lb to 40lb.

[@Shihabdeenrecreationalcyclist]

How to remove memory when stores like this

[@sdriza]

"...tying leaders at the office..."

[@Tiggitytye]

Why do you split it?

[@NiTEiP7]

Watch the video again slowly if you need to and he clearly explains why.

[@daddyoo33]

Dammm this has to be the best one I've seen. 😊 thank you very much. I have been used just cardboard.