was just wondering what type of leader to use? what is the difference between flurocarbon and other leader?

Lots of discussions on here maybe the time to look at the search key.

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stuarts.... welcome to the forum mate anyway

to have a reasonable in-depth idea of monofil's and fluoro's have a read of this ,to read about fluorocarbon click on it in the box on the right

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Barbusbruce, a decent answer well done.
Some people have only started and, as expected, need to ask questions that some may find 'beneath them'. Surely the site is to help people

Willie

I always seem to end up with more wind knots with fluorocarbon, perhaps as a result of its narrower diameter. A more likely explanation is my unique casting style, where the leader actually spends most of its time embedded in a shrubby riverside tree.

I use drennan sub-surface nylon, because it is cheap, tough, and still fools the fish. Fluorocarbon is not really an option for an impoverished student like myself, because it seems to be c.£10 for 100m of the stuff!

was that supposed to be funny???
you must be easily amused or have the maturity of a small child!

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thanks to everyone else for the advice, i appreciate it.