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This incidentally proves the hauling theory, as when a rod and line
are attached to a fence post, a haul does not accelerate the line, but it increases tension massively. This explains why even a small fast haul increases line momentum very considerably. There has always been very considerable controversy about this, some maintaining that the haul increases rod loading ( it does to some extent), and other maintaining that the line was accelerated. The line is accelerated to some extent, but the primary factor is line tension. Without the tension the line can not be accelerated, the greater the tension, the greater the acceleration. Imagine the traces of a dog sled. Before the sled can move, the traces must be taut, ( = under tension), the greater the tension, the greater the force on the sled, and the faster it moves. It is also necessary to increase tension constantly in order to mainatin or increase it, which further proves the theory, as this is also the ideal casting stroke. TL MC |
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Lastly, tension is the force which allows fly casting to function at
all. Tension is what keeps the line in the air. that it also explains why a haul works as it does, and the ideal casting stroke has not hitherto been explored. TL MC |
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Using Newtons;
The newton is the unit of force derived in the SI system; it is equal to the amount of force required to give a mass of one kilogram an acceleration of one metre per second squared. Algebraically: 1N = 1kg*m/s² To describe the force on the rod tip is also correct. TL MC |
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This incidentally also demonstrates why a cast with slack at any point
fails, and why the point of tension release ( conversion to momentum), is of such paramount importance. A smooth steadily accelerating cast, with the line under steadily increasing tension, gives the best cast. A haul adds tension, and increases rod tip speed. Quite a few ramifications actually, I am presently graphing the information, and trying to propgram a range of simulations to which I may ad actual data from various rods, lines etc. TL MC |
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