Fishing Wire at its Finest!
This trace wire is manufactured in Japan and can repel even the most aggressive creature! Made up of 7 strands of twisted wire - Available in varying weights and coated or uncoated. First, what is this used for?
The Toothy creatures of the deep! Using a Wire trace will retain your lure and protect your game - When you are fishing and want to attach a lure to your line but don't want the lure to get snagged on something, you can use a wire trace. The wire trace connects your main line to your hook and has a swivel at each end. One end of the swivel attaches to your mainline and the other is attached to your lure.
Take a look at our Heavy-Duty Sunline Wire
Sunline Siglon 1X19 Uncoated 10m 91kg 200lb
Sunline Siglon 1X19 Uncoated 10m 136kg 300lb
Sunline Siglon Wire 1X19 10m 450lb
Sunline Siglon Wire 90lb Nylon Coated Stainless Steel Wire
Sunline Siglon 125lb Nylon Coated Stainless Steel Wire
Sunline Siglon 60lb Nylon Coated Stainless Steel Wire
As mentioned, there are different weights and strands available to choose from when making your own traces. Sunline Siglon stainless steel wireline is a high-quality fishing trace that is flexible, easy to handle and resists corrosion. This wire is made for Pacific Island Fish, with the strength and endurance to make your experience worthwhile without the stress.
These packs come complete with crimps and will guarantee their weight in gold.
IF you are new to the game, a wire trace is a thin piece of wire that connects the hook on your fishing line to the main part of your line. The swivel at one end allows you to attach your lure or bait to your line, and the other end has a swivel that attaches to your mainline.
There are many resources out there to teach you how to make your own trace wire and at the end of the day, you will want to learn because it shows the respect for the catch. What we mean by that is, without the trace wire, a hook can get caught and cause suffering and slow death to a game fish. Protect your lures and those beauties of the sea.