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The reason you are seeing an increase in casting distance as the line gets
wetter is a decrease in line resistance thru the guides. This will apply to mono as well as super lines. Also the better that the guides are will help in reducing said resistance. JMHO! -- Dave Norton Millennium Rods "CR" wrote in message om... "Charles B. Summers" (Comcast) wrote in message ... The longer rod will help, but switch to mono. The weight of the PP when wet will surely affect your distance. I swear it seems that my distance actually goes up significantly after a few casts. Maybe the wet line goes through the reel easier. Or maybe its my imagination. I wonder what is considered to be a good distance for 1/16th of an ounce? Maybe I'm already getting about the max. |
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