In reply to Post #28
Agree 832 is a very good casting braid, and has fantastic linear strength, but how they can market it as a sinking braid must be against the law 😂.... It hardly sinks at all,
Agree 832 is a very good casting braid, and has fantastic linear strength, but how they can market it as a sinking braid must be against the law 😂.... It hardly sinks at all,
In reply to Post #31
Never had any grief getting it to sink at all. Takes more effort that the likes of bullet and sub braid, half boil a kettle and pour it over the spools half hour before the rods go out, drop tips to the lakebed and it sinks with minimal effort every time for me.
Never had any grief getting it to sink at all. Takes more effort that the likes of bullet and sub braid, half boil a kettle and pour it over the spools half hour before the rods go out, drop tips to the lakebed and it sinks with minimal effort every time for me.
In reply to Post #32
I wouldn't constitute boiling a kettle and pouring over spools 30 minutes before casting out as minimal effort hahaha
I wouldn't constitute boiling a kettle and pouring over spools 30 minutes before casting out as minimal effort hahaha
In reply to Post #33
Throwing a bit of water over your spools whilst they are lent against your shelter having fresh bait / rigs tied on once a day or 2 isn't hard work really is it? If you regard that as hard work we probably arnt on the same wavelength. Sufix 832 is very good stuff, just ask Dave Lane.
Throwing a bit of water over your spools whilst they are lent against your shelter having fresh bait / rigs tied on once a day or 2 isn't hard work really is it? If you regard that as hard work we probably arnt on the same wavelength. Sufix 832 is very good stuff, just ask Dave Lane.
In reply to Post #34
It's not hard work in the grand scheme of things. But how could you make it any more hard work?
It's not hard work in the grand scheme of things. But how could you make it any more hard work?