Three Best Musky Leaders in the Game

[@muskypikeandmike]

Right on Liam!! Good stuff.

[@mistertwister1816]

Thanks. I'm going with this setup in my return to muskie fishing. The mono setup is super simple.

[@n8ter292]

Wow so much info!! 👏 I have never caught a Muskie or fish for them!!! Very interesting 🧐

[@whetterfishing]

Thank you!

[@Dirtymaxhdt]

Thanks for the knowledge

[@richardsibilski9866]

Nice presentation.....You have a future in this business!!!

[@christophereric1407]

I’ve seen a good fish bite off a 170 pound flouro leader. You make many good points.

[@whetterfishing]

Glad you liked it!

[@danfabisac]

With the 130lb. Mono leader. How do you attach it to the bait? What type of knot? Ok never mind. I rewatched the video and got my answer.

[@whetterfishing]

I just a figure 8 knot to a welded ring, then split ring to the bait

[@deanmentjes7774]

Excellent video, thanks! New subscriber.

[@whetterfishing]

Thank you, sir!

[@marcwhite7579]

what know do you use on fluro to swivel and or split ring? Trying to find a good knot for 130 lb fluoro

[@JohnBarbee-lj1yh]

What size welded and split rings do you like to use?

[@whetterfishing]

I like #5 - #7. But probably favour a #5

[@pitpit8080]

What pound fluorocarbon is that?

[@whetterfishing]

I usually stick with 130 pound for regular sized musky tackle

[@Darth-Z]

What do you think about titanium

[@whetterfishing]

I don't often use it for my normal-sized musky lures, but if you want to use a really thin leader that is still bite-proof, I would. For example, if I were using an X-Rap for muskies, I would opt for titanium because the thicker leaders would affect the action.

[@jdean1851]

HOT TIPS" THANX from "TIGER'S ONLY" IDAHO! jd

[@tuiflies5869]

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