Knot-2-Kinky Nickel-Titanium Leader Wire

It seems like a good idea, but what knot would you use? First of all, while fishing for wahoo or kingfish, you need to use a stinger rig. It is very hard to make this rig with figure 8 knot or the knot shown on the package. The entire rig just does not move right. I do not want to crimp anything while fishing in clear water. It will reduce the number of bites. So, the only application of this wire I can think is fishing for sharks in dirty water or freshwater toothy fish such as a pike. If you apply too much pressure while tightening the node, the wire becomes curvy and not usable.

I've used this wire in the past. Not a big fan of the knots, but you can do that. Wire is very forgiving and rarely needs to be thrown in the bottom of the boat. I really like being able to connect directly to the line. Expensive, but because it lasts much longer it makes it more affordable.

I tie my fly leaders with knot-2-kinky whenever I'm fishing for Pike. I add about 24 inches to 3 feet of 50 lb line with a one foot 20 lb emergency break away piece connected to my fly line. This product is easy to tie a perfection loop in and doesn't hamper the action of the streamer. I also use it to attach stinger hooks to some of my streamers when tying them. It's a great product.

A great leader. Since using Knot2Kinky I've stopped using stiff wire leaders altogether. It can be tied, as per instructions that come with the leader, but I prefer using small crimps and I've never have a crimp connection fail.

Used it for articulation on musky, pike, & other big predatory fish flies.

Very hard to use... and not as strong as rated. Will test more... but so I don't like.

Great leader. I have used for several years.

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