Braid on Casting Reels

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Re: Braid on Casting Reels

Post by OkobojiEagle » Fri Jun 20, 2014 12:39 am

Please accept my apology, I thought you were looking for input in resolving your casting issues.


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Re: Braid on Casting Reels

Post by ScoobyDoo » Fri Jun 27, 2014 1:10 am

Sounds like you thumb needs a little education.

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Re: Braid on Casting Reels

Post by RWSCHMITZ » Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:23 pm

OkobojiEagle wrote:
Crappielimits wrote:30 pd braid is usually too thin for most bait casters.

I'm another one that will say poppy-thingie to this idea. The poster needs to smooth out his casting motion, become very consistent with that motion and stop throwing to the fences.


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Re: Braid on Casting Reels

Post by ezcue » Tue Jul 15, 2014 5:37 am

One thing I do with all my reels ( baitcaster or spinning) when I spool up braid is to hose them down with Reel Magic....I mean dripping. I also give them a good shot of it after every fishing trip. It helped to cut down on the issue for me the few times I have had it happen. I found it happened to me the worst when casting rat-l-trap ( flat sided) stuff that occasionally cartwheels on a cast and slows down mid flight. That and 5 bucks will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks ( I think). :lol:

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Re: Braid on Casting Reels

Post by WoodT » Wed Jul 16, 2014 7:35 am

ezcue wrote:One thing I do with all my reels ( baitcaster or spinning) when I spool up braid is to hose them down with Reel Magic....I mean dripping. I also give them a good shot of it after every fishing trip. It helped to cut down on the issue for me the few times I have had it happen. I found it happened to me the worst when casting rat-l-trap ( flat sided) stuff that occasionally cartwheels on a cast and slows down mid flight.
x2. I am superstitious about Reel Magic. That stuff rules. Try it on the exterior of your paint sprayer next time. Really cuts down on clean up pain.

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