Fishing line gets cut 2024
Manny Escobar reply :
I have a problem, when I tie a lure on my line and i tighten the knot the line breaks. I haven't changed out the line. I received the rod and the line that was on there is the line that I have been using and I haven't had a problem with it till now. I've caught fish on in and this has never been a problem for me. This is the first time it has happened to my rod and I've had this rod for three years. It happens on every lure and I can't use it because I'm afraid when I hook a peacock bass the line will cut and I will lose the lure. Can u plz help me and tell me what is going on. I'm freaking out because now I can't fish with out that reel or line.
Darren. reply :
On 7/8/2016 at 5:10 AM, Manny Escobar said:I have a problem, when I tie a lure on my line and i tighten the knot the line breaks. I haven't changed out the line. I received the rod and the line that was on there is the line that I have been using and I haven't had a problem with it till now. I've caught fish on in and this has never been a problem for me. This is the first time it has happened to my rod and I've had this rod for three years. It happens on every lure and I can't use it because I'm afraid when I hook a peacock bass the line will cut and I will lose the lure. Can u plz help me and tell me what is going on. I'm freaking out because now I can't fish with out that reel or line.
Welcome aboard, Manny!
How old is the line on the reel? 3 years, as well?
Also, what kind of line is it? I'm assuming mono.
You might want to change it out for braid which
will last for a long time.
Also, are you using spinning gear?
Fish4bigfish reply :
Replace the line to start with. What knot are you using. Tie a good knot, lubricate with spit and tighten slowly.
Manny Escobar reply :
I'm doing the improved clinch knot. And then what line should I put on it.
Yes it is a spinning real
Jtrout reply :
Change the line where is your rod stored? Inside or outside?
Manny Escobar reply :
I'm not sure what line it is. When they handed it to me I tied a pure and let it fly. So I don't know what line it is. Maybe your right
It was in he garage and for about a month it's been outside because I have been throwing my rubber lures in my pool to see if I hooked it correctly
ok I will change the line but to what test and things like that
Darren. reply :
On 7/8/2016 at 5:25 AM, Manny Escobar said:I'm not sure what line it is. When they handed it to me I tied a pure and let it fly. So I don't know what line it is. Maybe your right
It was in he garage and for about a month it's been outside because I have been throwing my rubber lures in my pool to see if I hooked it correctly
ok I will change the line but to what test and things like that
What kind of set up do you have? Spinning, spincasting, or bait casting?
You can also take it to a local store like Bass Pro or a local fishing shop
and have them spool it up for you with an inexpensive line.
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok but with what test and things like that. Mono or what. It's a spinning. Is Javi it outside or throwing it in my pool a problem. I throw my rubber worms and things like that to see if I hooked it up correctly
cpvenom reply :
Prolonged exposure to sunlight will weaken mono type lines. That may be why the line suddenly became weaker. I say throw some new line on and move on from there
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok what type of line mono or what. And test?
It's for peacock bass and large mouth
scaleface reply :
Change line . Start using the trilene knot, its a lot like the improved cinch but stronger, its a 100 percent kot . Check your line guides for cracks . A crack will damage the line everytime it goes through the guide . . I had that problem before . I heard you can run a q-tip around each guide and a crack will pull out fibers .
Manny Escobar reply :
I've checked for the guide problem and that's not an issue I know when that is because I can see the line fraid. The question that no one has answers is what line type. Mono or what and what test? I'm going for peacock bass and largemouth
fishnkamp reply :
I would pull off all of your old line. Get some fresh mono like Trilene XL or Bass Pro Excel in like 12 or 14 pound test. I would fill your spool up 1/2 the way with that line. Then tie a uni to uni knot and fill your spool the rest of the way with Power Pro Spectra in 30 pound test. If the water there is really clear I would add a 3 to 6 foot leader made up of P Line CXX in 10 or 12 pound text and it would be in the moss green color. That line is really super tough. It breaks closer to 20 pound test. If you are not sure enough to tie that up just go to your local tackle shop and they will get you all done.
WRB reply :
The line size or lb test can depend on the spinning reel size, what make and model is the reel and rod?
You can test the line by wrapping a few turns round each hand and snapping your hands apart, the shouldn't break easily.
With fresh water size spinning reels I wouldn't use mono heavier than 10 lb test, Berkley Trilene XL is a popular line.
Tom
Manny Escobar reply :
I'm not with the rod now but when I get there I'll let u know. When I wrap it around my hands and do that the line snaps
WRB reply :
On 7/8/2016 at 6:48 AM, Manny Escobar said:I'm not with the rod now but when I get there I'll let u know. When I wrap it around my hands and do that the line snaps
The line is bad!
roadwarrior reply :
Hmm...
Let's start with new line.
d-camarena reply :
Easy, 15lb braid or 10 pound mono
Easy, 15lb braid or 10 pound mono
Manny Escobar reply :
What's better for peacock and largemouth bass?
geo g reply :
Classic old line! Change it and don't leave the rod in direct sunlight or hot places. I'm sure new quality line will solve your problems.
EvanT123 reply :
When you finish your initial wraps on the clinch knot put the tag end threw the opposite side you have been doing previously and see if that helps.
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok and what line do I use. I'm going for peacock bass and largemouth. In Florida. What test and what type of line. Like mono or what
timsford reply :
I like trilene XL on spinning reels. Usually 10 lb test for all around use. I'd suggest mono, but braid will last longer and work better in the Florida weeds. In braid I'd suggest 20 or 30 lb test. I don't really like fluorocarbon on spinning tackle because of memory, unless you want to spend the money on tatsu
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok thanks
Red Bear reply :
On 7/8/2016 at 10:42 PM, Manny Escobar said:Ok thanks
you should try mono in 12lb Sufix Siege or Trilene XL, should be plenty for largemouth or peacocks. until you learn a little more about lines ignore all the talk of backing for braid and leaders and the likes. also be sure not to spool too much line onto the reel, leave about an 1/8inch lip around the spool on your reel. but it really would help if you could tell us the size of your reel, if you dont know then post a picture of it...
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok will do thanks
Manny Escobar reply :
If u still need better pics let me know
That's the line that keeps breaking when I tie a lure on. I'm going tomorrow to spool it. I'm gonna ask the person what they think.
Fisher-O-men reply :
Looks like a 25 or 30. 10 pound Yozuri would be good. Make sure you spool it correctly. See YouTube for instructions. Don't do the pencil thing.
Manny Escobar reply :
What I'm gonna do is take it to the store and they said they can spool it and they can tell me what they prefer or what I should do
.ghoti. reply :
You don't have enough line on that reel. I fill mine to within 1/16" when using 10lb line. I go closer to the lip as line size decreases.
WRB reply :
The spool needs to be replaced or the rim polished, it's corroded and dinged up and will damage any line you use. The reel looks like a Daiwa Cross Fire or similar new is about $30.
Tom
Manny Escobar reply :
Ok I'm gonna fix it before I take it so it won't destroy the line.
Manny Escobar reply :
The guy says that it's cheaper to just buy a different one because it's so dented on top that the line would have frayed even with a new line
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