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Backleads are a type of fishing tackle used to help keep the fishing line near the lake bed or river bottom. They are commonly used by anglers who are fishing for species such as carp, pike, and catfish, where the fish tend to inhabit the lower layers of the water column. The backlead is attached to the mainline and is designed to slide along the line and rest on the bottom, creating a downward force that helps to keep the line close to the bottom and prevent it from drifting in the current. At Fishing Tackle and Bait, we offer a wide range of backleads to suit different fishing situations and preferences. Our backleads are made from high-quality materials and are designed to be easy to use and effective in helping you catch more fish. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced angler, we have the right backlead for you. So if you're looking to improve your fishing game and increase your chances of success, be sure to check out our selection of backleads at Fishing Tackle and Bait.

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Backleads are a type of fishing tackle used by anglers to keep their fishing line close to the lake bed or river bottom. They are often used when fishing for species such as carp, pike, and catfish, which tend to inhabit the lower layers of the water column.

The backlead is attached to the mainline and slides along the line until it reaches the bottom. It then creates a downward force that helps to keep the line close to the bottom and prevents it from drifting in the current. This can be particularly useful in situations where there is a strong current or when fishing in deep water.

Backleads come in various sizes and designs, with some featuring adjustable weights that can be added or removed to suit different fishing conditions. They are typically made from materials such as lead or tungsten, which are dense and heavy, allowing them to sink quickly to the bottom.

Overall, backleads are an important tool in the arsenal of many anglers, as they help to increase the chances of catching fish by keeping the bait in the strike zone for longer. If you're an angler looking to improve your chances of success, be sure to consider adding a backlead to your tackle box.