5 Pack - Fly Fishing Tapered Leaders - 9' 7.5' 12'

Will do again in the future

tried these leaders at the Red River in NM and they worked well. would buy them again if I needed new leaders again. Seem to be tough and good enough to chatch big trout on. Caught about a 2 pound trout with no problems on these leaders.

haven't fished them yet so i'm assuming a lot

The leaders I received 9' 5X work well.They float high, seem very supple and don't hold a lot of memory out of the package.The one thing I noticed about the taper is the front section is pretty small so you might be adding tippit a bit sooner than with an Orvis super strong.One or the advantages of this taper is it turns over larger flies very well. You can cast a size 10 Hornberg or a large wullf all afternoon without twisting your leader.They are a good leader at a great price about half the cost of Orvis.. If you are throwing large dries on a pond or hopper dropper combos on a river you cant go wrong.I an very happy with my leaders but when it comes to delicate presentations and smaller flies I will keep using my Orvis super strong leaders.

Pretty much 5 tapered leaders for the price of a 3 pack of bigger name brands. I'm relatively new to fly fishing (2-3 years) so haven't got into the intricacies of making my own leaders, but routinely replace last 2 feet of my leader with 5X flurocarbon tippet. I've only used this in the Fall with nymphs and had good luck with it and couldn't tell any difference to the big name brand I've used before. Will hold off on giving 5* until I try it with dries in the Spring and see how it holds up there.

Currently at about $1,80 each (5 for $9), you can't beat the price on these leaders. The Umpqua or Scientific Angler leaders I used to use are usually $4-7 each. The package on these is no-frills. It's a small Ziplock type bag with all five leaders in it, and a sticker on the outside stating their length and what x they are. So far, I've gone through about four of these 5-packs and have never had one tangle when pulling it out of the plastic bag.All of them have unrolled well and straightened easily enough. I usually buy the leader size I want and at first use it with no tippet. After tying on a few new flies (or losing a couple), it may be a foot or so shorter than the 9-feet length. That's when I'll tie on a tippet.Overall, I've been very happy with these. They cast well, have a good taper and seem to be as strong as the name brand leaders I've used.Note- this review may say it's for the 3x. I've actually bought a pack each of 3x and 4x, and several packs of 5x.

they turn over beautifully.strong and knot easily to fluoro and mono tippet with every knot I've used. I usually stick with a blood knot.the knot holds well to the fly.no complaints - just ordered another 15 leaders for next season.I've planning on using them for the San Juan - and I hate loosing fish out there.planning on giving the fluorocarbon a test run in a couple of weeks here in Wisconsin - will test out the sizing(micrometer) and see how well it knots and tests after that. So far I've found my best new source of fly fishing gear!I know that they can't be making much of a margin at these prices - so I appreciate the service they offer to the rest of the flyfishing community. They can't be doing this for the money at these prices. Kudos gentlemen, well done!Mon Lun Yee MD

I picked up a pack of these on a whim as I was moving to CO for the summer and was running low on RIO leaders. I didn’t expect much because they were 1/2 pice of what I was used to ordering. These leaders exceeded my expectations greatly!Pros:-high quality-cheapCons:…Overall I would recommend these leaders to anyone looking to fly fish, especially in a budget conscious way.