[FISHING TIPS] WHEN TO USE LEADER LINE | OKUMA FISHING: High-Quality Fishing Tackle Backed by 30 Years of Expertise

You have probably heard the term "leader line" when fishing. Leader line refers to the section of line that is between you hook and your main line attached to your reel. Leader line acts as a buffer to that main line. You might be using a heavy monofilament or braided main line while you can use a lighter leader line. Most leader lines will either be fluorocarbon or monofilament lines. The leader line helps in shock absorption and line invisibility to fish. The length of leader can vary from only a few inches up to several yards in heavy, offshore application. In this video, Dave walks you through a few of the applications and why you might need a leader line on your next fishing trip. AT OKUMA FISHING TACKLE WE DELIVER MORE THAN JUST FISHING GEAR. WE DELIVER THE MOTIVATION TO HIT THE WATER, THE ENERGY TO MAINTAIN FOCUS AND THE EXCITEMENT THAT INJECTS EVERY CAST WITH HIGH EXPECTATIONS. Manufactured to the highest standards, every fishing reel and fishing rod is rigorously tested to ensure durability and reliability. Whether for recreational or professional use, OKUMA FISHING provides versatile solutions that meet the needs of anglers worldwide. From lightweight spinning reels to robust trolling rods, our range reflects our dedication to delivering gear that performs flawlessly on the water.