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James David Reynolds

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  1. My catch rate/numbers were down for several years when I switched over to hair rigs, alarms, rods, reels, bait/baiting fishing for carp. I was frustrated and almost gave up until I decided to take a look at the things the above poster mentioned. Not saying I got it, but I am getting it.

     

    I believe that the fish were not use to seeing it either on my local river.. Some are getting it now.

    It was well over two years before I caught a carp on a boilie on my local river. Details are important, unlike all the years I fished with the simplest of setups such as a hook fill with corn, and most times threaded several kernels up past the hook up and on the line.

    Lost a few poles, line broke, burn up a few zebco 33's, but had fun.

    Do what makes fishing fun. Bottom line. When that stops, so do I.

  2. I have a question about putting this on my reels. I read that a backing such as mono should be used due to the possibility of slippage. Or placing double sided tape on the spool.

    I can't get it in my head why or how it would slip with say 300 yards of line on it.

    I am also hesitant to put it on my line for a couple of reasons.

    1) Again I read that there needs to be a good bit of tension on the line while spooling it on the reel? Any suggestions on how to do that would be appreciated.

    2) Other than eyeballing the line on the spool how does one know how many yards are on the spool?

    I have 1200yrds and 4 reels and would like to have 300yrds on each reel. Don't know of any way to get an accurate measurement on each reel.

    Suggestions?

    Thanks in advance.

    JDR

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