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Spooling up fluorocarbon (3 posts / 491 views)
bashmeister bashmeister
Posts: 631
Post #1 4 Aug 2021 19:14
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I use the spool to spare spool method when I spool up but never done this with fluorocarbon. I presume it works just as well as mono? Any tips to stop it coiling and putting it on correctly?
Thanks in advance 👍🎣
daytripper daytripper
Posts: 387
Post #2 4 Aug 2021 22:21
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In reply to Post #1
I do my the old fashioned way get the wife to hold it on a pencil or something similar and l wind it on under tension with a cloth against the rod any other way l find it coils up just can't risk any slack at all or your in trouble but would be interesting to know how others manage it, l always give it a stretch before use tie it to something and walk it out and then a few gentle cast and one with a spin doctor
ned ned
Posts: 1,154
Post #3 5 Aug 2021 19:56
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In reply to Post #1
I spooled with some tiger line for the first time last season,been incredible fishing slack lines,honestly think its caught me more fish as it sinks so well but last session i used wrap sticks and it was a nightmare for frapping up as soon as the tension was taken off the line on the sticks
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