12-20-2002, 05:00 AM
[font "Comic Sans MS"][size 3]If you decide to use superlines, buy a small container of super or krazy glue and put it in you tackle box. One of the di
vantages of this line is that it is slick! It's not great at holding knots. Put a small drop of super glue on the knots you tie. Squeeze out all the excess and make sure you don't get the glue on any thing else. Your knots will hold great this way. Also when you first tie it to the spool of your reel either put a small bit of tape over the tag or put a drop of super glue right on the line and spool to glue it down. If you don't, your line can spin on the spool. This will stop that. Don't worry about the glue permanently sticking to the anodized aluminum. It won't; you can put a little pressure on it and it pops right off. Nothing like having a nice fish on and the line starts to spin on the spool. You Lose![/size][/font]
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vantages of this line is that it is slick! It's not great at holding knots. Put a small drop of super glue on the knots you tie. Squeeze out all the excess and make sure you don't get the glue on any thing else. Your knots will hold great this way. Also when you first tie it to the spool of your reel either put a small bit of tape over the tag or put a drop of super glue right on the line and spool to glue it down. If you don't, your line can spin on the spool. This will stop that. Don't worry about the glue permanently sticking to the anodized aluminum. It won't; you can put a little pressure on it and it pops right off. Nothing like having a nice fish on and the line starts to spin on the spool. You Lose![/size][/font][signature]