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Different mono leaders call for different mainline (braid) tension. Thin flexible mono calls for significantly less braid tension in order to get the braid turns up close and snug without distorting the mono. For this reason, I use the rod weight leaning away from me, with the tag end of the braid between my teeth to get it right. Less angle on the rod is less tension, steep angle away is more tension for the thicker and stiffer leader material. Also, with the tag in my teeth, I can get a good eyeball on how the braid turns are laying against on another... My 5c
Good to know - only problem my teeth keep on getting damaged when it came to fishing, I repair it again last year in December.I will practice the knot on different methods
Quote from: hrogers on April 16, 2018, 07:20:19 PMGood to know - only problem my teeth keep on getting damaged when it came to fishing, I repair it again last year in December.I will practice the knot on different methodsCrankman came up with a cunning little device that he made. I think he may have posted it on a previous thread but I'll ask him to post it here as well. It doesn't involve teeth
if doing your knots at night in bed and you don't want to disturb the missus
Good to know - only problem my teeth keep on getting damaged when it came to fishing,
Nice Gizmo Sean! Really dig those pants!