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August 2nd, 2004, 04:23 PM
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Fish comes loose in air , again & again
Last week I lost two fair sized fish because I couldn't stop them from going
airborne. I try to keep my rod tip down and keep the line tight but this has been a reoccurring problem for me.This year alone I guess I've lost maybe a dozen or so fish. At the first of the year I blamed it on poor hooksets so I improved my hook set technique .[taking time to reel in slack before setting the hook etc]I guess every one looses fish that jump every once in a while but it happens a lot with me .As always, I'm open to any tips or suggestions thanks for your time Ken Blevins 
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