15.71LB Flurocarbon Leader Line 120m Abrasion-Resistant Leader for Trout, Perch & Light Saltwater Structure Fishing
Leader Lines
Fluorocarbon leader lines suited to New Zealand trout, perch, and light saltwater structure fishing. These leaders offer low visibility, strong abrasion resistance, and reliable performance across a range of clear and rough-water conditions.
Product Range
15.71LB Flurocarbon Leader Line 120m Abrasion-Resistant Leader for Trout, Perch & Light Saltwater Structure Fishing
21.34LB Flurocarbon Leader Line 120m Abrasion-Resistant Leader for Trout, Perch & Light Saltwater Structure Fishing
9.48LB Flurocarbon Leader Line 120m Low Visibility Abrasion Resistant Leader for Clear Water
7lb Fluorocarbon Coated Leader Line 0.20mm 120m Low Visibility Abrasion Resistant Leader for Clear Water
Buyer’s Guide: Choosing the Right Leader Line
Fluorocarbon leaders improve presentation and durability in New Zealand’s lakes, rivers, and light saltwater areas. The correct strength depends on water clarity, structure, and the size of fish you expect to encounter.
7lb and 9.48lb Leaders
These two lighter leaders offer very low visibility, making them ideal for trout and perch in clear rivers and open lake water. They allow lures and soft baits to move naturally and suit cautious fish during bright conditions or calm water.
- 7lb leader for ultra-clear water and small lures.
- 9.48lb leader when extra abrasion resistance is needed without reducing subtlety.
15.71lb and 21.34lb Leaders
The heavier leaders provide strong abrasion resistance around submerged logs, lake edges, weed beds, and light saltwater structure. They suit larger trout, perch in deep cover, and estuary species that strike hard or run through rough ground.
- 15.71lb leader for mixed freshwater and estuary use.
- 21.34lb leader for tougher environments and bigger fish.
Which Leader Should You Choose?
- Select lighter strengths for finesse fishing in clear water.
- Select heavier strengths for structure, deeper water, or stronger fish.
- All options pair well with mono or braid main lines in NZ conditions.
Carrying more than one leader strength helps adjust your setup quickly as water clarity and fish behaviour change throughout the season.