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Nice one, also works well for hollow core braid where you can then pull in through the centre.
Great tut Nemz! Just out of interest what knot do you go with if you need to redo on the beach? Or can you still do the braid stitch
Nice.I've been following another path lately, I pick a small piece of hollow braid and slice both the solid braids onto it, on lighter braids it is easier than the "stiching" method, for instance stiching 50lb braid is actually dificult for me due to line diameter so I pick a 20 cm piece of 60lb hollow core and splice bothe the 50lb solid braids onto it.I use the techinique in this link and do it twice, one for each of the solid braids that I want to connecthttp://www.sportfishermen.com/board/f172/hollow-spectra-i-solid-hollow-splices-382776.html
Nemz I assume you're using this stitch to join a bigger Braid leader to your thinner braid mainline on your Grinder setup, right? How long do you make the leader and do you guys use a Mono leader on top of that?
Quote from: REEFMAN on June 08, 2012, 02:03:49 PMNemz I assume you're using this stitch to join a bigger Braid leader to your thinner braid mainline on your Grinder setup, right? How long do you make the leader and do you guys use a Mono leader on top of that?Hey Reefs, correct, i join 50lb braid to 100 or 120lb braid leader of around 5-6 meters.On the end of the braid leader i stitch a loop and attach a small power swivel.To the power swivel i attach 1meter of 0.70mm to 0.80mm Mono.After each trip i cut off the mono and replace.Basically your braid leader must go around 1 time on the top of the grinder spool,through the eyes, and be around 300 to 500mm out the rod.So in total with the mono you have a 1.5m drop to cast.With your trace attached the drop will be 1.8meters or so. Longer drop is needed to create more inertia on the lighter sinker to get the rod fully loaded.