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I was thinking of some of the ways one may get a bird nest in a baitcaster.
1. Hanging your lure in your girlfriend's wig.
2. Day dreaming about the blonde in the tackle store.
3. Just as you cast, your fishing buddy screams "Fish On!"
4. Hanging and casting your chiwawa out of the boat.
[QUOTE=Bonefish;371494]I was thinking of some of the ways one may get a bird nest in a baitcaster.
1. Hanging your lure in your girlfriend's wig.
2. Day dreaming about the blonde in the tackle store.
3. Just as you cast, your fishing buddy screams "Fish On!"
4. Hanging and casting your chiwawa out of the boat.[/QUOTE]
5. Seeing a huge school of fish jumping right in front of you and thinking, "whatever you do, don't backlash".
Sometimes if it's really bad I'll take the side plate off, remove the spool, and start pulling the buried loops off to the side. Eventually you'll get to the bad spot. Re-insert spool and go on. I don't have to do this very often.
Do look for nicks in the line though - happens a lot.
[QUOTE=psprowler;371513]Sometimes if it's really bad I'll take the side plate off, remove the spool, and start pulling the buried loops off to the side. Eventually you'll get to the bad spot. Re-insert spool and go on. I don't have to do this very often.
Do look for nicks in the line though - happens a lot.[/QUOTE]
Prolly alot worse with Flouro huh? I'm guessing that since I don't use it....I'm old school all the way! Just Mono for me.....
Good thread. Lot's good information. Think this old dog just learned a new trick or two.
If spooled with 20 pound test, and a backlash occurs, its a birds nest.....right.
If you have 50 pound test on, does that make it an Eagle's nest?