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Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the
lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks |
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You need to go back to fishing preschool and figure it out.
I can guaranty that the line is not your problem. Now go find your thinking cap and put it on. This is fun, lets play some more. Guess again. "Lure builder" wrote in message ... Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks |
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You are a moron, but for other people's benefit, try this -- if you are
using a spinning reel, close the bail by hand. Do not turn the crank to close the bail. This helps tremendously. Jef "Lure builder" wrote in message ... Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks |
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"Lure builder" wrote in message: "Is there a brand of line with zero line
twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks" Go here for some information: http://bishfish.co.nz/articles/twist.htm Sarge |
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Dear troll,
You can permanently stop all line twist by cutting your line in 1/4" pieces. BTW, no need to thank me... it is my pleasure to help you OUT! :-) -- Bob Rickard (AKA Dr. Spinnerbait) www.secretweaponlures.com --------------------------=x O'))) "Lure builder" wrote in message ... Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks |
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Line twist... Primarily from spinning reels.
Close bail by hand. Lift rod to take up slack before retrieving. Use a swivel for spoons and inline spinners. Set drag appropriately. Stop wending when drag is spinning. Learn to back wind to reduce twist from drag slip. Rig baits carefully to prevent spiraling during retrieve. To remove line twist. 1. Tie a good ball bearing swivel to a post or other fixed object. Hook end of line to swivel. Back up with rod a hundred feet or so. Bring line tight and pull gently but firmly 2. Trail a hundred feet of line with nothing tied on the end behind your boat when moving. www.YumaBassMan.com |
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Line twist... Primarily from spinning reels.
Close bail by hand. Lift rod to take up slack before retrieving. Use a swivel for spoons and inline spinners. Set drag appropriately. Stop wending when drag is spinning. Learn to back wind to reduce twist from drag slip. Rig baits carefully to prevent spiraling during retrieve. To remove line twist. 1. Tie a good ball bearing swivel to a post or other fixed object. Hook end of line to swivel. Back up with rod a hundred feet or so. Bring line tight and pull gently but firmly 2. Trail a hundred feet of line with nothing tied on the end behind your boat when moving. www.YumaBassMan.com |
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![]() "Lure builder" wrote in message ... Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks Sampo BallBearing Line (tm) is what you need. I love the stuff for the no-twist characteristics, but it sinks like a stone. It will be out next year in Ti finish, start saving now! |
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![]() line twist Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Tue, Sep 28, 2004, 11:35am (CDT+5) From: (Lure=A0builder) Is there a brand of line with zero line twist problems. I use a swivel but the lure hangs up on the swivel on casting. The problem is exacerbated when you are night fishing. I found that power pro has some twisting problems. Is there a braided line that solves this problem. Thanks =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D I have learned to "live" with it. ![]() JK |
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Line does not twist itself. Either the lure/technique (inline spinner/drop
shot/soft jerkbait/tube) imparts twist, or the equipment (spinning reel with loose drag, binding bail, etc.), or the idiot holding the rod (you) puts the twist in the line. I'm betting on all three in this case, but mostly the last. RichZ© www.richz.com/fishing |
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