Hi all

I'm new to the whole wrapping thing. I normally cast till I hit the spot then clip up but would like to have a book of distances so I can cast one to each spot to minimise disturbance.

When I hit the spot, do I tighten up the line and then clip up and then reel in and measure how many wraps?

How tight do I go or just enough to lift the line?

Thanks, Chris

In reply to Post #1
i normally clip up at said spot with slight tension on the line with rod at 45 degrees then clip up
i put a bit of a bigger spread by allowing the clip to be hit with the rod at differnet angles

gets slightly more difficult when theres a cross wind as youll hit clip short of spot

good luck

As per post 2, I would clip up with a semi-tight line once you are on the spot how you want to be, then re-cast to the clip and feel down to check the drop and the spot - then adjust at the clip if required to suit.

In reply to Post #1
Look at the Fox video on YouTube.

In reply to Post #4
think he meant this one here


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In reply to Post #5
Sorry, meant the one with Rob Hughes