I’ve been trying to untangle this mess for an hour. I get a little out and then run into a dead end. I made the mistake of cutting the line thinking that it would help but the line is just too thick.
Honestly at that point just get a razor blade and start cutting
lonelyone1975 on
Take a pair of scissors and start cutting line. Start over with new line. Make sure the break is set so the lure slowly moves when you push the button.
TPconnoisseur on
Cut it out and buy some new line. Is that lead core line and if so, how?
SpearfishingWalrus on
99 knots on the bait caster reel
you untie one down
pass it around
107 knots on the bait caster reel
muhsqweeter on
Cut it and respool. You’ll be ahead in time and with fresh line that isn’t potentially damaged
TMCTTFDaddy on
That’s a Nutria nest.
BagOfLazers on
Give up, at least that’s what I did. Sorry but I see no advantage to baitcasters over spinning rods for the hassle they cause. It’s simply not worth my time.
GaryBBQ1955 on
Remove the baitcaster from your pole. Throw it in the garbage and get a spinning reel.
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Do before your next cast.
Honestly at that point just get a razor blade and start cutting
Take a pair of scissors and start cutting line. Start over with new line. Make sure the break is set so the lure slowly moves when you push the button.
Cut it out and buy some new line. Is that lead core line and if so, how?
99 knots on the bait caster reel
you untie one down
pass it around
107 knots on the bait caster reel
Cut it and respool. You’ll be ahead in time and with fresh line that isn’t potentially damaged
That’s a Nutria nest.
Give up, at least that’s what I did. Sorry but I see no advantage to baitcasters over spinning rods for the hassle they cause. It’s simply not worth my time.
Remove the baitcaster from your pole. Throw it in the garbage and get a spinning reel.
Yep, cut it all off and start over.