American Fishing Wire Tooth Proof Stainless Steel Single Strand Leader Wire

The 124lb single strand wire is perfect for making jerk bait leaders. Easy to twist (haywire twist) and use. I've had no problems at all and will buy again.

Quality

as good as expected

Getting hold of hard tempered stainless steel wire in this diameter is difficult in GB as most has to be sourced from the USA. I bought some 6 inch lengths from Rodgers tackle in Ireland and this is a cheaper option but if you want longer lengths for making up rigs you may have to order from the USA, as I did. Ordering though Amazon GB makes this a straightforward task.

yet to use properly yet but every thing points to doing exactly what its supposed to do

Was what it was said to be, packaged appropriately and delivered in quick time.

Item arrived exactly as described, price was right and delivery was fast.

Great wire for the toothy species that we chase. You need to have several sizes of wire on hand. I also found that the wire bender is another handy aid to get those perfect eyes and bends.

This is very good fishing wire which arrived on schedule.

Although I use this wire for a slightly different use, I'm happy with it's quality. What I do is, take about 8 inches of wire, take two hooks, and bend the eye hole to a 90 degree angle, slide a hook up to about 2 inches from the top, and slide the second hook about 4 inches lower than the top hook, then with two pliers, I pull taught both knots at the same time, otherwise if you pull the knots tight individually, then you end up causing a crimp in the wire in between the two hooks. I then tie in a double barrel swivel on top, so I can easily attach it to any swivel. With the extra wire on the bottom, I cut it right below the knot on the bottom hook, and use that to tie the top hook to the wire. With this setup, you slip a worm over the bottom hook, then attach it to the top hook. With a wire this thin (27lbs test,) in the water it just appears to be a worm swimming in the water, and when a fish bites the worm from behind, it catches the hook. You can probably use a thinner wire, one with less test pounds, but 27 test pounds was the cheapest, but anyway, this wire knots very cleanly, and stays straight even with a knot, something that's impossible to do with a braided wire. The only thing to consider is, using a wire with a thinner test pounds, for a softer wire to make cleaner connections, unless you have the appropriate tools to deal with a wire with memory. Anyway, nothing has to be perfect, afterall, the fish don't care.