Select Stainless Steel Troll Leader

Select Stainless Steel Troll Leader Bite-Proof Leaders for Pike Fishing

The Select Stainless Steel Troll Leader is designed for anglers targeting pike with trolling and heavy lure setups. Built from durable stainless steel wire, these leaders provide maximum protection against sharp teeth, ensuring your line and lure stay secure during aggressive strikes.

Each leader comes pre-rigged with a strong swivel and snap, allowing for quick and reliable attachment to your mainline and lures. Supplied in packs of two, they are ideal for anglers who need dependable, ready-to-use leaders for predator fishing.

Available in 30cm and 40cm lengths with a 12kg breaking strain, these leaders are suitable for a wide range of trolling and lure fishing applications.

Key Features

• Strong stainless steel wire construction
• Bite-proof design for pike fishing
• Pre-fitted with swivel and snap
• Quick lure attachment and change
• Supplied in packs of 2 leaders
• Available sizes:
  • 30cm 12kg
  • 40cm 12kg

Why It Works for Irish Anglers

Pike fishing in Irish lakes often involves trolling or casting larger lures where strong, reliable leaders are essential. The Select Stainless Steel Troll Leader provides the strength needed to withstand repeated strikes and abrasion from teeth.

The longer 40cm version is particularly useful when fishing bigger lures or targeting larger fish, offering extra protection and confidence when fishing around weed beds and submerged structure.

Perfect For

• Pike trolling on Irish lakes and loughs
• Fishing large hard baits and soft lures
• Predator fishing with heavy tackle
• Boat fishing setups
• Anglers needing strong bite-proof leaders

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Stay prepared for aggressive strikes with the Select Stainless Steel Troll Leader from DuoHook.ie a strong, bite-proof solution for reliable pike fishing in Irish waters.