04-19-09, 08:28 AM
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Sloppy Loose Drag Setting
At one time or another, I know we have all experienced the let-down of losing a fish when it unbuttons from one of our crankbaits due to not having our -DRAG SETTING- loose enough.
I have heard the term -SLOPPY LOOSE- used to describe this level of drag setting. okay then, my question to all of you is how loose is -SLOPPY LOOSE- when it comes to setting your drag on your cranking rod and how do you go about setting it. Thanks in advance. ~Mark |
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04-19-09, 04:37 PM
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mine are looe enough that it just barely holds during hook set and no more..
zooker
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04-19-09, 04:49 PM
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i keep mine to where if i hook something, and it pulls back, the spool spins. if you feel that its a small fish then just thumb it in.
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04-19-09, 04:54 PM
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yup bingham, same here
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