Birdnest

Psy

Sealiner
Riymos wrote:
Guy's

I think i have the worst under my belt.I even have pictures of the scars after the overwind.I burnt my thumb so bad i had a blister there the size of a big marbel.It lasted for about 2 weeks even when i poped it i still had a plaster on the thumb for ages.

The burn is the worst thing that you can get when trying to stop it from Bunching.

Cheers Riymos

lol

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sakkie7116

Senior Member
Talking of overwinds..... Have you guys found that after a overwind the line develops weak spots????
I have on a few ocasions came to the conclusion that after a overwind , my line is not as strong. It is as if where the loops were formed the line loses its strenghth. Lost a couple of fish like that. After inspection where the line broke, i found it to be in the section where the overwind was. Now after a serious overwind i rather remove the overwound line, and put new line on.
 

Koper

Senior Member
sakkie7116 wrote:
Talking of overwinds..... Have you guys found that after a overwind the line develops weak spots????
I have on a few ocasions came to the conclusion that after a overwind , my line is not as strong. It is as if where the loops were formed the line loses its strenghth. Lost a couple of fish like that. After inspection where the line broke, i found it to be in the section where the overwind was. Now after a serious overwind i rather remove the overwound line, and put new line on.
Sakkie, in my countless overwinds I had, I noticed a lot of time while ondoing the overwind, there is loops in the line going the opposite direction.  I think what happens is that as the overwind is developing, the loop thats developing gets caught over the line going out thru your rods guides.  What happens then it that the loop locks your outgoing line, resulting in a dead stop on your terminal tackle.  While ondoing your overwind, you actually can find the spot where the line was caught, it will most defenitly always has a kink/nick in the line there.  Alot of times I'm able to brake the line there, so the line strenght has defenitly been comprimised.
 
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