AFW Surflon Micro Supreme Camo Nylon Coated Fishing Wire
The original knottable leader wire since 1995, designed for durability and performance in tough fishing conditions.
- 49 individual stranded brown stainless steel wires coated with flexible nylon
- Ties like monofilament with the strength and bite resistance of stainless steel
- Perfect for all toothy fish including Pike, Musky, King Mackerel, Bluefish and Barracuda
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Stranded brown stainless steel with nylon coating |
| Coating Type | Flexible nylon |
| Best For | Teethed fish such as Pike, Musky, King Mackerel, Bluefish, Barracuda |
| Attachment Methods | Albright knot, Clinch knot, Nail knot, Perfection Loop, Surgeon’s Loop, Uni-Knots |
FAQ
What types of knots can be used with this fishing wire?
This wire can be tied using monofilament knots such as Albright knot, Clinch knot, Nail knot, Perfection Loop, Surgeon’s Loop, or Uni-Knots.
Is the nylon coating durable under heavy bites?
Yes, the flexible nylon coating provides good abrasion resistance and maintains integrity under heavy bites from toothy fish.
How does this wire compare to standard monofilament in strength?
It offers the strength and bite resistance of stainless steel while maintaining the ease of tying and flexibility of monofilament.
Sue Dickens –
Used this wire for pike fishing in freshwater. The nylon coating held up well during aggressive strikes. Tied it with a clinch knot and it stayed secure without fraying. Strong and reliable.
Jonathan Burgess –
Fished with musky and bluefish using this leader. The stainless steel core resisted bites better than standard monofilament. Easy to tie and doesn’t break under pressure.
Hannah Butler –
Good performance in saltwater conditions. The camo coating helps with visibility in murky water. A bit stiff when first handled, but settles in quickly.
Julia Dickens –
Perfect for targeting barracuda. The wire didn’t snap during a strong run. Tied it with a nail knot and it held perfectly. Highly recommended for predatory fish.
Karen Ross –
Works well with standard knots. Slightly heavier than monofilament, but the bite resistance is worth it. Not ideal for light finesse fishing.