Sea Fishing Line and Leader

Explore Angling Active's Sea Fishing Line and Leader category, the cornerstone of your saltwater angling success. Our collection of mainlines and leaders, including shock leaders, is designed to provide the strength, durability, and versatility you need in that vital link between you and the fish.


Our Sea Fishing Lnes and Leaders are engineered to withstand the harshest saltwater conditions. Crafted from high-quality materials, they offer unbeatable abrasion resistance, knot strength, and casting performance. Whether you're casting from shore or deep-sea boat fishing, our mainlines and leaders provide the reliability you demand. Discover our range of monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided mainlines, along with shock leaders and snoods, and trust Angling Active for the finest sea fishing mainlines and leaders on the market!

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RIO Saltwater Monofilament - Fishing Lines Tippet Leaders
from £9.99 RRP £10.99
Berkley Trilene Big Game - Monofilament Fishing Lines - Fishing Gut
from £11.50 RRP £12.99
Surecatch Hi-Tensile Leader - Sea Fishing Leader Monofilament
from £9.99 RRP £10.99
Maxima Hi Viz Monofilament - Fishing Lines
from £13.99 RRP £14.99
Sufix Superior Line - Mono Monofilament Fishing Line Leader
from £10.75 RRP £11.45
Major Craft Dangan X4 Braid - Braided Fishing Line
from £18.99
Major Craft Dangan Light Game Braid - Braided Fishing Lines
from £17.99
Tronixpro Xenon Leader - Leader Material
from £6.49 RRP £9.99
Rovex Surf Shock Leader - Angling Active
from £3.50 RRP £4.99
Rovex Devil Monofilament Line - Angling Active
from £4.99 RRP £5.99
Sakuma Fire Crystal Fishing Line – Angling Active
from £12.99
Asso Ultracast Fluorocarbon Coated Line - Angling Active
from £16.99 RRP £17.99
Sakuma Nite Crystal - Sea Fishing Line
from £12.99
Sakuma ST Shockleader - Sea Rig Components
from £4.99 RRP £5.50
American Fishing Wire Surflon Nylon Coated 1x7 Wire Camo - Predator Fishing Wire
from £5.99
Asso Ultraflex Leader - Fishing Lines
from £6.49
Maxima One Shot Clear Mono - Fishing Lines
from £8.99 RRP £9.99
Berkley Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon - Angling Active
from £8.49 RRP £9.49
Berkley Big Game Fluorocarbon Leader - Angling Active
from £16.99 RRP £18.99
Daiwa Sensor Clear Monofil 300m - Angling Active
from £5.75 RRP £5.99
Seadra Tough Taper Shock Leader - Angling Active
from £7.50
Seadra Tough X Leader - Angling Active
from £17.99
Seadra Tournacast Mono - Angling Active
from £11.99
Varivas Yellow Sport 4oz Monofilament - Angling Active
from £12.99

What Line Is Best for Sea Fishing?

This will depend on various factors including the species you're targeting, the fishing environment and your personal preferences. Generally, anglers use monofilament, braided or fluorocarbon lines for sea fishing. Monofilament is versatile and cost-effective but stretches more, which can be a downside in some situations. Braided line is popular for its high sensitivity and low stretch but can be more visible in clear waters. Fluorocarbon is often used as a leader due to its low visibility underwater but can also be used as a main line. Each type has its own set of pros and cons, so the choice often comes down to specific needs and fishing conditions.


What Breaking Strain of Line Should I Use for Sea Fishing?

Choosing the right breaking strain of line for sea fishing is essential for a successful outing. The breaking strain should match the type of fish you're targeting and the fishing conditions. For smaller species like mackerel or sea bass, a line with a breaking strain of around 10-20 lbs may be sufficient. For larger, more powerful fish like skate or sharks, you might require line with a breaking strain of 50 lbs or more. Always take into account the fishing environment as well; stronger currents or the presence of underwater structures may necessitate a higher breaking strain.


What Breaking Strain of Line Should I Use for Beach Casting?

For beach casting, the breaking strain of your fishing line will depend on various factors like casting distance, target species and surf conditions. Generally, a breaking strain of 15-20 lbs is suitable for most beach casting scenarios where you are targeting medium-sized species. If you're casting heavy weights or targeting larger species, a line with a breaking strain of 30 lbs or more may be required. It's always a good idea to consult local guidelines or experienced anglers for the most appropriate line strength for your specific beach casting conditions.


What Is the Difference Between Sea Fishing Mainline and Leader Line?

The difference between sea fishing mainline and leader line lies in their specific roles and properties. The mainline is the primary line that is loaded onto your fishing reel and is used for casting and retrieving. The leader line is a shorter length of line that is attached to the end of the mainline and is usually made of a different material like fluorocarbon. The leader is less visible to fish and can be more abrasion-resistant, providing an advantage when fishing around rocky or coral structures. The breaking strain of the leader line is often different from that of the mainline, tailored to the specific fishing situation or target species.


What Is Sea Fishing Snood Line?

A sea fishing snood line is a short piece of line that connects the hook to the main rig or leader. Snoods are usually made of monofilament or fluorocarbon and may have a lower breaking strain than the mainline or leader. The snood serves to present the bait and hook in a more natural manner and can be easily replaced if it becomes damaged or frayed. Snood lines are particularly useful in multi-hook rigs, where each hook is attached via its own snood, allowing for multiple bait presentations. The length and breaking strain of the snood can vary depending on the target species and fishing conditions.