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Meaning of strike leader
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strike leader (n)
someone who leads a strike
strike leader Sentence Examples
- The fisherman tied a strike leader to his fishing line to prevent the sharp lure from cutting the main line.
- The strike leader absorbed the shock of the fish's initial strike, giving the angler time to set the hook.
- The angler's strike leader was too short, causing the fish to break the line during the fight.
- The use of a fluorocarbon strike leader made the line less visible to the fish, increasing the chances of a successful bite.
- The strike leader failed due to a faulty knot, resulting in a lost fish.
- The heavy current made it difficult to cast the strike leader accurately.
- The angler used a tapered strike leader to reduce wind knots and improve casting distance.
- The strike leader served as a shock absorber, preventing the hook from tearing through the fish's mouth.
- The angler carefully checked the strike leader for nicks and abrasions before each fishing trip.
- The use of a strike leader allowed the angler to target fish in areas with sharp underwater structures.
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someone who leads a strike
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The fisherman tied a strike leader to his fishing line to prevent the sharp lure from cutting the main line.
The strike leader absorbed the shock of the fish's initial strike, giving the angler time to set the hook.
The angler's strike leader was too short, causing the fish to break the line during the fight.
The use of a fluorocarbon strike leader made the line less visible to the fish, increasing the chances of a successful bite.
