PikePro - Legered Bait Uptrace

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The PikePro Legered Bait Uptrace is an essential tool for dedicated pike anglers who want to eliminate bite-offs and protect fish during intense angling sessions. It is specifically designed to provide a secure link between your main line and the hook trace, offering an anti-tangle system that handles heavy leads without damaging your gear. While it is highly effective for ledgering, anglers must ensure their main line is strong enough to complement the 40lb wire rating to maintain a balanced rig.
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Pike have sharp teeth that can easily bite through standard monofilament or braid; an uptrace acts as an extension of the hook trace to prevent these bite-offs.
Yes, it is designed for use with heavy ledger leads, provided they are compatible with the run ring setup.
It depends on usage intensity, but it should be replaced immediately if there are any signs of fraying, corrosion on the swivels, or structural kinks in the wire.
Pike are generally focused on the bait, and the high-strength wire is essential for safety, though you can use a fluorocarbon main line to minimize overall rig visibility.
No, you must still use a wire hook trace at the business end of your rig; the uptrace provides an additional layer of protection above the hook trace.
Ensure the anti-tangle boom is properly seated and check that the hook trace length is not excessively long relative to the boom.
Once seven-strand wire is kinked, its breaking strain is compromised; it is best practice to replace the uptrace to ensure fish safety.
Check the run ring for build-up of weeds or dried bait particles and clean it thoroughly with a soft brush.
To set up the PikePro Legered Bait Uptrace, thread your main line through the run ring on the boom, then secure it to the swivel at the top of the uptrace. Attach your hook trace to the bottom clip. It is compatible with most standard lead clips and sliding ledger setups. For care, avoid bending the wire at sharp angles, as this can create weak points in the seven-strand construction. After every session, inspect the wire for signs of fraying or kinks, and rinse the swivel and ring in freshwater to remove debris or lake silt.