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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 19:38:09 GMT -5
If I understand your question correctly, it actually "squares out" at 1 inch. The 2 inch is the stretch, whereas, should you stretch the corners it equals 2 inches. Correct! Be wary of quick answers  Especially from a professor  I'll have you know that I read Lund's post with thought. And the phrase "squares out" did not fit the context. Thus, I replaced "squares" with "stretches" and answered accordingly.  |
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Post by jt on Jan 1, 2016 21:20:14 GMT -5
Correct! Be wary of quick answers Especially from a professor I'll have you know that I read Lund's post with thought. And the phrase "squares out" did not fit the context. Thus, I replaced "squares" with "stretches" and answered accordingly. Thanks for the info guys, a net for gizzards is on my shopping list. I think I would like to try the 1" at 1lb. Did I read somewhere here that there is a discount to members? any advice on where to buy it? thank you and I hope 2016 will be a great year for everyone! |
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Post by lund1 on Jan 2, 2016 9:52:01 GMT -5
Yam interpreted my improperly asked question correctly.... I meant stretches but didn't know the term.
I've been throwing my TW 5/8 1.5 for a while and never catch anything deep. I know this was thoroughly addressed in part posts but I didn't really get it. I do now......10', 1" ( stretches to 2") , 1.5 ( maybe less) is the deep water spec.. A lighter mesh falls even faster but is not as versatile for other uses. Not sure I get that.... Is it because it's so prone to rip on any hang ups? Is that the only reason?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 2, 2016 10:32:09 GMT -5
A lighter mesh falls even faster but is not as versatile for other uses. Not sure I get that.... Is it because it's so prone to rip on any hang ups? Is that the only reason? A lighter mesh creates less drag as it falls, thus it falls faster than heavier mesh. This keeps it open longer as it falls. A light 1" mesh is very versatile in that it performs extremely well in both deep and shallow water. The only issue I have found with lighter mesh is that it rips too easily. If you get it snagged on a tree, you are looking at major surgery versus a minor repair with a heavier mesh. |
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Post by lund1 on Jan 2, 2016 12:04:35 GMT -5
Got it. Thanks Yammy
Hello, Tim?
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