automatic fishing hook line tier KENGEL® Electric Device Tool Tyer Machine Tying Device Tie Knot Lure Fishing Hook Tyer Tie Machine Fishing Tackle : Sports & Outdoors binding can be directly used in competition Electric Automatic Fishing Hook Tier

Type: Sinking DYNA RESPONSE displays astonishing responsiveness Super-thin 0.6 mm metal plate and hydrodynamic weight design make highly responsive vibration action possible Handtied tinsel tail Tail reduces entanglement with the main line and generates a lifelike flashing effect Quantity per pack: 1 SEE LESS

If it is too tight, cut the line and re-tie

The challenge of presenting flies to educated bass keeps things interesting

Might be worth taking a bit off and using one of those first it may help it settle better or maybe just whacking out some leads into the lake I usually find this helps them settle down , I got some Korda carpline in 12lb that needed a couple of longish casts to settle down on my reels but now I am starting to quite like it, it was recommended as the best of the cheaper lines in the shop, I need some heavier line and I am thinking of trying Korda subline for that, as much as I want to not like Korda they do some good bits in my opinion, I also liked the Terry Eustace pro clear line though that was my go to line in the olden days, It's not twist as such, it's just spilling off the spools (which would normally indicate over filling)

The little bait casts a mile and can be waked just under the surface or allowed to sink to a desired depth

Anthony (09:54): Oh man, that thread's great, because it really should come with a warning