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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 05:49 am |
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jace Senior Member ![]()
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Hi guys I read on a website the following and like to share with the members. Winding Line on the Machine at the tackle puts stain on you line and does not create the correct profile on your drum and therefore reduces your casting distance between 12 to 15 percent. Suggestion is it is done manually with the following method Drop your spool in a bucket with luke warm water and run you line to the middle of a telephone directory.The luke warm water adds lubrication.tension and softens your line.The directory puts the correct amount of tension. When your soften line seats itself on your line it is claimed that the memory retention is excellent reducing drag and bunching. I would like to know if anybody has heard about or tried it Regards Jace
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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 03:42 pm |
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Razeen Sealiner ![]()
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Jace I think i read it on this forum if i'm not mistaken , i tried it and i did get fewer overruns and might of been throwing further but one can never measuer correctly when on the beach. Throwing a 100m on a field does not mean you will get the same distance @ the beach, because you standing in moving water and your balance is not the same as well as the wind factor and how far you can wade etc etc
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Posted: Mon Mar 12th, 2007 12:19 am |
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Riymos Banned
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howzit jace interesting indeed ,no inever heard of it ill give it a go have you tried though cheers riymos
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Posted: Sun Apr 8th, 2007 11:51 pm |
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mumro Senior Member ![]()
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howzit guys i have tried this method.....but the phone directory causes alot of nicks a cuts on the line....i have tried it if you take your fingertips and feel the line as it comes through the directory you can fell the knicks and cuts![]()
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Posted: Mon Apr 9th, 2007 11:47 pm |
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Razeen Sealiner ![]()
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Mum It shouldn't cause nicks on the line. the other thing is you need someone to hold the spool of line in the water with a stick thru it. the line has to come off the same way it went on the spool otherwise you have a line that when casted wants to jump off the spool and not peel off, causing overwinds. The line could be getting nicked on the bucket and not the telephone directory
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Posted: Tue Apr 10th, 2007 12:57 am |
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mumro Senior Member ![]()
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slmz howzit razeen how was the easter weekend..any fishing?coming your way this weekend,going to arniston.....about the spooling of line i find it better in the water alone with someone putting some tension on there for me ![]()
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Posted: Tue Apr 10th, 2007 11:20 am |
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Razeen Sealiner ![]()
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Was out Saturday Morning and nothing not even a bite. The water was cold. The eveming they caught elf on the broken road.
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Posted: Wed Apr 11th, 2007 11:08 am |
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Nivi4Zn Senior Member ![]()
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Hi Guys Just thought id let you all know that i have filled new line on both my reels using this method. I wedged the line in the bucket with a stick and filled warm water in it, covering the entire spool. Then fed the line through a yellow pages directory and onto my reel... ![]() Works like a charm. I went down to the beach, first cast with a 7ounce and the line peeled of perfectly. Till this day i have had no issues with the line. So in my own opinion, this method works and i will continue to use it ![]() Cheers Nivi4ZN
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Posted: Wed Apr 11th, 2007 12:35 pm |
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mumro Senior Member ![]()
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which directory are you using?yellow pages?...lol....just kidding....what line were you using....oh and about your method,wedging a stick,i think its brilliant![]()
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