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Lads and Ladies,
Can anyone tell me where I can get some Stren Magnathin leader over the net? I have searched all over Townsville and it aint up here! I looked in Campbells with no joy either. Kush
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Compleat Angler used to have Stren stuff, not now. When I asked was told that things are hard to get/slow. Possibly not a good distributor in Australia?
My Stren leader material is all gone, currently using Maxima Perfexion and liking it.
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Hi guys,
I thought Stren magnatin is a fluorocarbon, and maxima perfexion is a mono. Am I right? |
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We've been around this block before I feel.
"mono" is a contraction of monofilament, meaning single strand. Nylon, fluorocarbon, polyethylene, glass, etc can all be formed as a monofilament. "Mono" is not a pseudonym for Nylon. Mono is to distinguish the way the material is made into a fishing line, mono, braid, fused gelspun, rope laid, etc are forms of construction, not material types. I think that Sten MagnaThin is a thin for breaking strain co-polymer. http://www.stren.com/line_magnathin.htm Stren do make fluorocarbon leader material. http://www.stren.com/line_highimpactfluoroleader.htm I note that the Stren website seems to use "mono" as a pseudonym for Nylon and/or co-polymer, it is still wrong ;-) Maxima Perfexion is definately not a fluorocarbon, it is most likely a co-polymer, again it is thin for breaking strain, I find it softer than the MagnaThin and nicer to work with, it would be less abrasion resistant though I think, it doesn't have the hard skin of the MagnaThin. I hope that helps.
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