Cast Style?
- Thread starter Skools Out
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I don't know how far I cast. The water is always to deep to step it off. 
I don't know how far I cast. The water is always to deep to step it off.
Skools Out
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BR you can do as i do Cast it down a long field then measure it off. ;D
Yeah i've had the 25 to 50 snap and boy is that a loud pop and then as said your rig goes so far it's out of site. if they snap in the wind and it pops you in the face that really feels good ??? especially in the winter when your face is cold lol.
Yeah i've had the 25 to 50 snap and boy is that a loud pop and then as said your rig goes so far it's out of site. if they snap in the wind and it pops you in the face that really feels good ??? especially in the winter when your face is cold lol.
Skools Out
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BR you can do as i do Cast it down a long field then measure it off. ;D
Yeah i've had the 25 to 50 snap and boy is that a loud pop and then as said your rig goes so far it's out of site. if they snap in the wind and it pops you in the face that really feels good ??? especially in the winter when your face is cold lol.
Yeah i've had the 25 to 50 snap and boy is that a loud pop and then as said your rig goes so far it's out of site. if they snap in the wind and it pops you in the face that really feels good ??? especially in the winter when your face is cold lol.
reelapeelin
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Blue_Runner said:I don't know how far I cast. The water is always to deep to step it off.
Do like Willy...walk out there and measure
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reelapeelin
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Blue_Runner said:I don't know how far I cast. The water is always to deep to step it off.
Do like Willy...walk out there and measure
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reelapeelin
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Sean said:
Not the line-snap but the extra distance...according to an old Rod-Maker/Repairer here, that's largely due to line-drag on the rod's eyes as it shoots thru them...he puts over-sized eyes on rods(particularly the small one on the tip) and SWEARS you'll get MUCH LONGER DISTANCE from this modification
... he grew up in FL and says this is carry-over from back in the ol' days...I've seen some of the rods he's converted...looks a little strange, but also looks very effective 8) ...
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Sean said:
Not the line-snap but the extra distance...according to an old Rod-Maker/Repairer here, that's largely due to line-drag on the rod's eyes as it shoots thru them...he puts over-sized eyes on rods(particularly the small one on the tip) and SWEARS you'll get MUCH LONGER DISTANCE from this modification
... he grew up in FL and says this is carry-over from back in the ol' days...I've seen some of the rods he's converted...looks a little strange, but also looks very effective 8) ...
Skools Out
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reelapeelin said:Not the line-snap but the extra distance...according to an old Rod-Maker/Repairer here, that's largely due to line-drag on the rod's eyes as it shoots thru them...he puts over-sized eyes on rods(particularly the small one on the tip) and SWEARS you'll get MUCH LONGER DISTANCE from this modification
Reel he ment when it snaps as in breaks due to the bell shutting on the reel to soon.
Skools Out
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reelapeelin said:Not the line-snap but the extra distance...according to an old Rod-Maker/Repairer here, that's largely due to line-drag on the rod's eyes as it shoots thru them...he puts over-sized eyes on rods(particularly the small one on the tip) and SWEARS you'll get MUCH LONGER DISTANCE from this modification
Reel he ment when it snaps as in breaks due to the bell shutting on the reel to soon.
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Skools Out said:
Thanks, Skools...I know what he's talkin' about...I've had the bail close on me too :
... I's talkin' about the extra distance the terminal tackle travels AFTER the ''snap'' when there's no line goin' out ...
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Skools Out said:
Thanks, Skools...I know what he's talkin' about...I've had the bail close on me too :
... I's talkin' about the extra distance the terminal tackle travels AFTER the ''snap'' when there's no line goin' out ...
I like to throw conventional too Slot.
I like to throw conventional too Slot.