Scientific Anglers Absolute Predator 7×7 Knottable Wire
The Absolute Predator 7×7 Knottable Wire is designed for presenting flies to large predatory fish and for quickly tying secure knots when switching flies.
- 7×7 stainless steel construction reduces stiffness for better knot stability and natural fly movement
- Nylon coating locks in knots and protects against abrasion
- Compatible with most common fishing knots
- Camo brown color minimizes flash and improves underwater visibility
- Available in 25lb and 40lb strength options, 25ft spools
- Length: 25 ft
- Material: Stainless steel wire with nylon coating
- Water Type: Freshwater, Saltwater
- Target Species: Musky, Pike
- Fishing Type: Big Game
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Wire Type | 7×7 Knottable Stainless Steel |
| Coating | Nylon |
| Color | Camo Brown |
| Strength | 25lb, 40lb |
| Length | 25 ft |
| Water Type | Freshwater, Saltwater |
| Target Species | Musky, Pike |
FAQ
What is the best use for the Absolute Predator 7×7 Knottable Wire?
This wire is ideal for presenting flies to large predatory fish like musky and pike, and for quickly tying secure knots when changing flies during fishing.
Does the wire work with common fishing knots?
Yes, the 7×7 knottable wire is compatible with most common fishing knots, making it a versatile choice for big game fishing.
Is the wire suitable for both freshwater and saltwater?
Yes, the Absolute Predator wire is designed for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
Nicola Mathis –
Used this wire for musky fishing in a lake and found it to be very reliable. The camo color helps with stealth, and the knots stay secure even after long casts. Easy to tie and doesn’t fray during use.
Christopher Davies –
Great for switching flies quickly in pike waters. The nylon coating holds up well against rocks and weeds. The wire feels smooth and doesn’t stiffen during use.
Elizabeth Slater –
Solid performance in saltwater conditions. The knot stability is excellent, and the color blends well with the water. A bit more expensive than basic wires, but worth it for big game fishing.
Colin James –
Tied multiple knots in a single session without any slippage. The 40lb version holds up well under heavy pressure. Very satisfied with the durability and natural fly movement.