anyoff you try some haywire bite gards yet..?

[joco]

for pike and musky?

it look good..not sher how it effect the trowing..but i gues wen we trow big flies a lot off time wen its very big its almost more trolling kinf off action.


but looking at those...look interresthing

http://shopper.cnet.com/fishing/retwist ... 81884.html

joco

[gwright]

Save your money.The standard SA pike leaders have the same twist system for a lot less money. I've used the SA leaders but prefer the knotable wire tippet over a solid wire leader for flies.

[Todd B.]

My personal preference is to make my own toothy critter leaders with flurocarbon bite tippets.

[joco]

thaks guys for your answers...

its nice to get some info frome real users etc.

will get something hesle i already have a few pike leaders..but i taught mabe those could do the job..i gues some other way to go might be a better choice.


joco

[beachburger]

I have a few of the Haywires and also use the knottable tippet. They're OK if I remember to use them.

At the end of the day, I consider pike to be an occupational hazard and don't use a bite guard. I make sure I bring some extra flies and the barbs are pinched.

[joco]

occupational hazard......... good one.

no me i wil target them..pike musky and gar...will see the result.

i do have a few pike leader now..and i remember making some wit reg fishing leader to..will make out something.

thanks.

joco