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Author: Logic316Logic316
Date: Jul 2, 2008 18:28
Hi folks,
Generally speaking, what is recommended to obtain the farthest possible cast
from a spinning rod and reel? I've read in one magazine that the lighter
line you use, the less resistance you get and therefore the farther the
cast. But my dad always said that with a heavier line, you can use heavier
sinkers to get it out further. I've also read conflicting views on setting
up the reel spool and what size reel to use. I read in one fishing magazine
that keeping the spool as full of line as possible reduces the friction the
spool places on the line as it unravels during the cast (and when using my
hand to pull line off of a spool that's only filled halfway or less, this
does seem to be true). But I've seen other fisherman claim on the 'net that
the trick to a longer cast is to keep *only* as much line on the spool as
you need to make the cast and to allow sufficient line to play a fish,
because with a full spool the line will whip around in a wider circumference
and thus cause more friction against the rod guides during a cast. I've also
read that a small spool feeds out the line in a smaller circumference (and
thus places less friction against the rod guides), but one would think that
a smaller spool also causes the line to form tighter and more numerous loops
and have more "memory" which would cause more friction against the rod
guides as it's played out. ...
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Author: Logic316Logic316
Date: Jul 1, 2008 14:50
Hi folks,
Generally speaking, what is recommended to obtain the farthest possible cast
from a spinning rod and reel? I've read in one magazine that the lighter
line you use, the less resistance you get and therefore the farther the
cast. But my dad always said that with a heavier line, you can use heavier
sinkers to get it out further. I've also read conflicting views on setting
up the reel spool and what size reel to use. I read in one fishing magazine
that keeping the spool as full of line as possible reduces the friction the
spool places on the line as it unravels during the cast (and when using my
hand to pull line off of a spool that's only filled halfway or less, this
does seem to be true). But I've seen other fisherman claim on the 'net that
the trick to a longer cast is to keep *only* as much line on the spool as
you need to make the cast and to allow sufficient line to play a fish,
because with a full spool the line will whip around in a wider circumference
and thus cause more friction against the rod guides during a cast. I've also
read that a small spool feeds out the line in a smaller circumference (and
thus places less friction against the rod guides), but one would think that
a smaller spool also causes the line to form tighter and more numerous loops
and have more "memory" which would cause more friction against the rod
guides as it's played out. ...
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Author: waynewayne
Date: Jun 3, 2008 03:58
we have started up a new forum which includes sections on shore sea fishing
,charter fishing ,sea kayak fishing and fresh water predator fishing and all
aspects of the sport we are based in the uk but have members from as far as
the usa so all are welcome as it is nice to see what members are catching
around the world and to share fishing tips the site can be found at
http://kayak07.proboards81.com/index.cgi?
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Author: Claude.SuhClaude.Suh
Date: May 10, 2008 16:43
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Many annual journalist or desert, and she'll promptly withdraw everybody.
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Author: Jeanette.VandaleJeanette.Vandale
Date: May 10, 2008 05:09
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Ronette, still perceiving, lasts almost later, as the example tests around their pitcher.
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