what in your own opinion is the best line for snoods, i am useing amnesia black in 20 and30lb but i cant get it to knot right
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Re: snood line
amnesia is good, give it a good stretch before using it, i find it hangs and knots better that way.
also, try some flurocarbon..the tubertini stuff isnt bad. Smooth knots together gently and use a bit of spit to lubricate.
also, try some flurocarbon..the tubertini stuff isnt bad. Smooth knots together gently and use a bit of spit to lubricate.
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Re: snood line
i hate the black amnesia i find it very brittle compared to the clear ,have tried others and always go back to the amnesia in clear
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Re: snood line
i never tried clear amnesia will buy a spool of itroger de dodger wrote:i hate the black amnesia i find it very brittle compared to the clear ,have tried others and always go back to the amnesia in clear
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Re: snood line
NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH THE CLEAR AMNESIA. SEEN THE BLACK STUFF USED ON A CHARTER BOAT IN 40 POUND STRAIN WITHOUT ANY DIFFS, THOUGH NEVER USED IT MYSELF, WHAT KNOTS ARE YOU TYING?
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Re: snood line
amnesia is good but fluorocarbon is best in my opinion
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Re: snood line
amnesia should be one of the easier lines to knot. it could be the way you are tightening it up?junior conger wrote:what in your own opinion is the best line for snoods, i am useing amnesia black in 20 and30lb but i cant get it to knot right
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Re: snood line
I used black animesa many moons ago in this strenght, and found it undoing the knots on the hooks, especially on the smaller hooks. I think if you change your knot or do a double tuck on your normal clinch knot it will help.
http://www.wigglefin.com/knots/fishing_knots.html
http://www.wigglefin.com/knots/fishing_knots.html
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Re: snood line
thats why you are brutlepaul mason wrote:I used black animesa many moons ago in this strenght, and found it undoing the knots on the hooks, especially on the smaller hooks. I think if you change your knot or do a double tuck on your normal clinch knot it will help.
http://www.wigglefin.com/knots/fishing_knots.html

