Is a 4-turn Surgeon's knot adequate for connecting mono to a short fluoro leader with heavy line? Better idea(s)?
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Real potential for a popcorn thread hereJust use straight mono or fluoro. I am not aware of a good use case for fishing fluoro leader with mono topshot in 80-100.
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I switched to the Tony Pena knot about two years ago and so far I like the results. The main benefit is that when done properly it has a smaller profile and with the knot in the back it does not get caught up on guides.
The OP was asking about fluoro to mono connections.Anyone used the rp knot for the larger stuff?
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I generally use a length of floro that stays outside my guides and I also stretch my topshot, both mono and floro. Ideally I'd say get a bigger sardineThe issue I had with long fluoro leaders is the memory, a few weeks back I tried splicing 30' of 60# fluoro to 100# HC braid with no mono topshot, it was a disaster. Poor little sardine couldn't even begin to straighten out all those loops laying on top of the water. Wrong fluorocarbon? It was probably Yo Zuri pink but I have so many I can't be sure.