iain t
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Whats the best way to make a mono line float. Got loads of line but no floating. Am too tight to buy any more.
Best way to make a line float
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Chevin_Rutilus
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I can't remember if washing up liquid makes it floator sink
ian g
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Makes it sink .
iain t
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I use washing up liquid stored in an old 35mm film tube and a small bit of sponge. Works well to make the line sink quicker. Good tip Chevin for those who didn't know.
Mark Wintle
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Stuff like this Maver Floating Line Spray or good old fashioned Mucilin line grease.
Chevin_Rutilus
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"Mucilin"... That's the stuff
Pete Shears
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Kryston 'Greased Lightning' makes light line float although it was designed for carpers to cast further but it makes trotting very smooth and easy.
iain t
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I must have some Muciln left over from my fly days somewhere. Polish wise does it have to be Mr Sheen or will any furnisher polish do?.
I take it is the silicon within the wax that makes the line float.
Found it and a bottle of fly floatant. Will try the floatant first as its a liquid it should penetrate the line on the spool better
I take it is the silicon within the wax that makes the line float.
Found it and a bottle of fly floatant. Will try the floatant first as its a liquid it should penetrate the line on the spool better
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