Leadcore or Non-Leadcore

[Priority1]

I was wondering if anyone has tried the Non Leadcore, and how it stacks up against the real stuff.

[j1musser]

Never heard of it before. I would be interested in experiences of those that have.

[anthonyyost]

Cabellas sells it, more expensive than leadcore, and it says in the catalog that it is depth sensitive in regards to water temp. It doesn't say how much temp. affects the depth though.

[Priority1]

Cabellas sells it, more expensive than leadcore, and it says in the catalog that it is depth sensitive in regards to water temp. It doesn't say how much temp. affects the depth though.

All lines including leadcore are sensitive to water temp. The density of the water changes with significant temp change. This is the kind of feedback I'm looking for. Thanks for ringing in Tony. They claim it will go down 5 ft. per color. I just checked Cabela's site. It looks like they have the 36# stuff on sale for $10/200yds, reg $30. I'm not sure if the stuff is any good or not. Maybe someone here has tried it.

[Jenny Ann]

Cabelas just sent out an email with the non lead being close out priced

[boomerang]

frank ive used cabelas lead core and if the non-lead is made like to real stuff it will work just fine, i got a 200yrd spool of real lead and had no trouble with it and ran it this year about 12-18 times out and at that price i think id give it a shot!!!

[Priority1]

I did buy two 200 yd spools.