Reaction Tackle Copper Trolling Wire — Tin Coated, 20/32/45 lb
Tin-coated copper trolling wire. Copper is heavier than lead core and sinks deeper, so your lures get into the strike zone faster and stay there. Tin coating resists corrosion, even in saltwater. 20, 32 and 45 lb in 300 or 600 feet.
- ✅ Deeper than lead core — heavier wire, faster sink
- ✅ Tin coated — corrosion resistant for fresh and saltwater
- ✅ Braided construction — smooth and durable
- ✅ Great Lakes favorite — salmon, trout, walleye, striper, tuna, wahoo and kingfish
🎯 Which Size?
| Size | Diameter | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 20 lb | 0.71 mm | Walleye |
| 32 lb | 0.76 mm | In-between |
| 45 lb | 0.91 mm | The standard for big-lake trolling |
🪢 How to Rig It
We recommend a braided backer, then the copper, then a leader. Shop braid for backing and fluorocarbon leader.
I always use Reaction Tackle for everything on my charter boat. Braid, Flouro, Mono, Leadcore, copper and also wire! This stuff rocks and stands up to the daily abuse we put it through on Lake Michigan!
Hi Justin, thank you for your continued trust in Reaction Tackle. We're thrilled to hear our products stand up to your daily adventures on Lake Michigan. We appreciate your support and look forward to serving you again!
No issues. Worked exactly as expected. Would purchase again.
How many feet of the 20lb copper line do I let out to go down 5 feet?
Hi,
A good rule of thumb for 20 lb copper line is:
About 20–25 feet of copper = 5 feet of depth at a trolling speed of around 2.0–2.5 mph.
Depth will vary depending on:
Trolling speed (slower = deeper, faster = shallower)
Lure size and drag
Leader length
Current
Fine-tuning on your specific boat and lure setup will give the most accurate results.
I hope that helps. Thank you!
I'm looking for a white braid line that will sink out of the box an that I can cast long distance. It also needs to b able to with stand the force of of a hook set from the bank.im targing big catfish. Thank you for the help
I'm sorry, our braid does not sink.
