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Discreet leaders for fishing around obstacles
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| Name | GUNKI FLUORCARBON ICE 0,17 |
| EAN | 3297830822804 |
| MPN | 82280 |
| Brand | Gunki |
| Line Diameter | 0.17mm |
| Breaking Strain | 2.21kg |
| Color | Clear |
| Spool Length | 25m |
| Material | Fluorocarbon |
| Percentage Stretch | Very low initial stretch under light tension |
| Construction | Fluorocarbon leader material |
| Abrasion Resistance | Extreme |
| Sink Rate | Sinks three times faster than nylon |
It is PVDF fluorocarbon material for making discreet leaders for active predator fishing. Extreme abrasion resistance makes it useful around obstacles, while its low visibility keeps the leader unobtrusive underwater.
Choose by diameter, stated breaking strain and spool length. The 25 m versions span 0.17 mm / 2.21 kg to 0.54 mm / 17.38 kg. The heavier range has 20 m spools, including 0.64 mm, 0.728 mm / 30.34 kg and a 41 kg version, so check the individual specification before choosing.
Yes. It remains transparent after hours in water and does not become milky. Its refractive index is close to water, so the leader stays nearly invisible rather than merely being clear when dry.
It sinks three times faster than nylon and produces little line bow in current. Initial stretch under light tension is very low even in thin diameters, helping keep direct contact with the rig without claiming that the line has no stretch.
The soft spool grips the line to stop it unwinding by itself. You receive 25 m or 20 m according to the version, with the remaining material held in place between uses.
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Gunki Fluorcarbon Ice is fluorocarbon (PVDF) leader material for active predator fishing. Its refractive index is close to that of water, making the clear line nearly invisible underwater. It stays transparent after hours of immersion rather than turning milky, helping keep the leader discreet throughout a session.
Initial stretch under light tension is very low, even in thin diameters, helping maintain direct contact with the rig. The material absorbs no water and is described as hardly ageing. It sinks three times faster than nylon and forms little line bow in current, useful when keeping the leader below the surface and limiting drift.
Extreme abrasion resistance and high breaking strain make this material suitable for fishing around obstacles. Choose the diameter and stated breaking strain together to match your setup rather than treating all versions as interchangeable.
The 25 m versions offer these diameter and breaking-strain combinations: 0.17 mm / 2.21 kg, 0.19 mm / 2.94 kg, 0.22 mm / 3.58 kg, 0.24 mm / 4.32 kg, 0.265 mm / 5.27 kg, 0.29 mm / 6.28 kg, 0.34 mm / 8.11 kg, 0.41 mm / 11.48 kg, 0.44 mm / 12.58 kg and 0.54 mm / 17.38 kg. These let you move from finer leaders to thicker material with greater stated load capacity.
The heavier range includes a 0.64 mm version, a 0.728 mm / 30.34 kg version and a 41 kg version, each supplied on a 20 m spool. Compared with the 25 m versions, these provide less total material for making leaders. Select by the confirmed specifications of the individual version.
The soft spool grips the line to prevent it unwinding by itself. This keeps the remaining material secured between uses.
