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05-23-2006, 10:46 AM
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lead core line
I'm going to try using a lead core trolling rig for inland stripers.
Approx 150 yds 20lb test over a mono backing. What is the sink rate? Is it 2 feet per color change ie 10 feet........thanks ,Steve 
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06-03-2006, 08:31 AM
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Steve, I am familiar with only sinking flyfishing lines and most of them are tagged on the box and by color. My other question would be, why use led core for trolling? I have used trolling sinkers, downriggers and planars as well as large lipped trolling crankbaits. Have also considered trolling wire which is long lasting and works great offshore.
I have not heard of lead core trolling mono being used so let us know more about it, might be something to try out sometime.
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06-03-2006, 11:05 AM
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Molar Boater, the actual line is a braid with the lead core.
I saw it being used on lake Murray which is in Columbia SC. There also was a guy at the local Bass Pro who used it but have not seen him lately. It comes down to less terminal tackle and controlled sink for a finicky bite. Especially usefull if your lure or bait is light.
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