Steps wrote: I have experimented and tested the above...from dismantling several commercial rigs... both using uni as above and whipping knot. They are ok intially but with a little use the ... |
Kevin.S wrote: I use reinforced dropper loops and have not had one fail, even with legal kingfish on the end. http://www.tytaz.com/tytazproknotmaker.htm I do use a tytaz as it's easy, but the nail method on a bench that Steps describes is a cheap alternative. |
Steps wrote: I have seen those at the last couple boat shows. Yep the dropper is basically the same as using 3 nails... What the "re enforced" part is over the std dropper I dont see. |
Kevin.S wrote:
Strength, the reinforced dropper is 95% strength and a standard dropper isn't. |
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