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Near-invisible leader for spin fishing predators
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| Name | Predax Fluorocarbonschnur 0,45mm 13,7kg - 50m Fluorocarbon Schnur |
| EAN | 4260433846828 |
| MPN | 80626 |
| Brand | Predax |
| Line Diameter | 0.45mm |
| Breaking Strain | 13.7kg |
| Color | clear |
| Spool Length | 50m |
| Material | Fluorocarbon |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Construction | Fluorocarbon |
| Abrasion Resistance | High |
| Hardness Rating | High Knot Strength |
| UV Resistance | Nearly Invisible Underwater |
| Intended Use | Spinning leaders |
| Knot Handling | Easy |
It is a leader material for tying your own spinning leaders that connect main line and lure — a classic rig for predator fishing.
Fluorocarbon has a refractive index close to water, which makes it nearly invisible to fish, and generally offers better abrasion resistance than standard nylon.
It suits predator species such as zander and pike, particularly when jigging soft lures in lakes and rivers.
Each spool holds 50 m of fluorocarbon — enough for a large number of spinning leaders.
Loop knots and the albright knot hold well. Always moisten the knot before tightening to protect the line and preserve its breaking strain.
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The Predax Fluorocarbon Line is a monofilament fluorocarbon (FC) leader material built for tying your own spinning rigs. Its low visibility underwater, reliable knot strength and high abrasion resistance make it a practical choice for predator anglers across Europe.
Fluorocarbon has a refractive index close to water, so the leader blends into the surroundings and reduces the spooking effect of a visible main line. The material is also harder than standard nylon, which helps when the rig is pulled across stones, weed edges or timber.
The line is designed to connect the main line with the lure — a classic application is jigging for zander in lakes and rivers, where a discreet leader in front of soft plastics or jig heads can make the difference between a follow and a bite.
The line knots easily and holds knots well under load. Pair it with a loop knot or an albright connection for smooth casting and a natural lure action. Wet the knot before tightening to preserve full breaking load.
