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southernwanderer wrote:On the subject of leaders, what is the main cause of the line catching/wrapping the first guide? My main line is suffix 832 50lb, this is fg knotted to 100 mono, has happened 3 times with different brands each time, resulting in a crack off each time (lucky to get lure back each time). |
southernwanderer wrote:On the subject of leaders, what is the main cause of the line catching/wrapping the first guide? My main line is suffix 832 50lb, this is fg knotted to 100 mono, has happened 3 times with different brands each time, resulting in a crack off each time (lucky to get lure back each time). |
KingySlayer wrote:
Mate is this happening on first cast straight after a fresh respool? What can happen is over time with casting and retreiving, you are moving the rod to fast and winding in sloppy line. What happens then is say the top 50m of braid is really soft on the spool then when you go to cast the line is tight as heck when rod is loaded. The tight line then drags the "not-tight" line with it causing knots and all kinds of caose. What you can do is check the hardness of the spooling after say every 20 cast by squeezing the braid. If starting to feel soft just light flick lure out let it take all sloppy line and then simply wind the lure back onto spool (dont sweep). This will give you tight braid again on spool. I cast with 2 wraps of 130lb varivas on the spool of our saltigas with ah jb hollow 100lb and never have an issue. But worth a look see anyway mate. |
...seeing you have ruled out over spooling. strx7 wrote:trying to cast to far with too much effort/force/speed can also cause it to do that. |
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