A tapered leader works well

Specifications: Daiwa Lexa 300 Series LX300H-P - Right Hand Retrieve, Bearings: 2CRBB, 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 7.4:1, Line per turn: 33.7", Weight: 11.5 ounces, Mono Capacity: 12/240, 14/190, Braid Capacity: 30/240, 40/180, Drag Max: 22 LX300HL-P - Left Hand Retrieve, Bearings: 2CRBB, 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 7.4:1, Line per turn: 33.7", Weight: 12.1 ounces, Mono Capacity: 12/240, 14/190, Braid Capacity: 30/240, 40/180, Drag Max: 22 Daiwa Lexa 400 Series LX400H-P - Right Hand Retrieve, Bearings: 2CRBB, 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 7.1:1, Line per turn: 37.7", Weight: 16.9 ounces, Mono Capacity: 17/245, 20/190, Braid Capacity: 40/300, 65/200, Drag Max: 25 LX400HL-P - Left Hand Retrieve, Bearings: 2CRBB, 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 7.1:1, Line per turn: 37.7", Weight: 16.9 ounces, Mono Capacity: 17/245, 20/190, Braid Capacity: 40/300, 65/200, Drag Max: 25 CRBB = corrosion resistant ball bearing, BB = ball bearing, RB = roller bearing, line capacity is pound test/yards, max drag is in pounds

Because AJs are so tough, you should use a minimum of a 6-foot 80-pound leader, but if fish get picky, you may need to increase to a 12 to an 18-foot fluorocarbon leader
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They may taste like wet carpet, but they really mark the start of the fall fishing season.