Stuart Dennis
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Slack Lines
In considering my options whilst getting ready for winter, I want to take a close look at the mechanics that surround ‘slack lines’ and running leads. Every angler on my lake uses fixed leads and they all wind up as tight as possible. In reviewing the situation I would like to find out the following, so if anyone has any feedback, it’ll be truly appreciated:
When would I use a slack line?
What would be the best method over mono?
What distances could I apply the use of slack lines?
How do I setup my indicators (I use swingers)?
How will this impact at night/when I sleep?
Any other advantages to using slack lines and running leads over taught lines with fixed leads?
Is your sister available Saturday night?
I only know what I’ve read and haven’t tried this method and believe this should be an interesting discussion if nothing else? So who’s brave enough to put their balls on the block first?
In considering my options whilst getting ready for winter, I want to take a close look at the mechanics that surround ‘slack lines’ and running leads. Every angler on my lake uses fixed leads and they all wind up as tight as possible. In reviewing the situation I would like to find out the following, so if anyone has any feedback, it’ll be truly appreciated:
When would I use a slack line?
What would be the best method over mono?
What distances could I apply the use of slack lines?
How do I setup my indicators (I use swingers)?
How will this impact at night/when I sleep?
Any other advantages to using slack lines and running leads over taught lines with fixed leads?
Is your sister available Saturday night?
I only know what I’ve read and haven’t tried this method and believe this should be an interesting discussion if nothing else? So who’s brave enough to put their balls on the block first?