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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Tips, Tricks and Things to Consider => Topic started by: Bucktail on April 19, 2014, 02:13:40 PM
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Mike Sharkbite posted this up on Facebook. I thought it was very cool, so I'm sharing it here. t^
[youtube=640,390]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jahddqzKhLY[/youtube]
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Bimini twist with an offshore swivel knot is my goto set up for trolling lines. But I still like a nice 4' plus loop for the doubled up line.
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t^... Thanks .. chrz
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Bimini twist with an offshore swivel knot is my goto set up for trolling lines. But I still like a nice 4' plus loop for the doubled up line.
I do the spider hitch to double the line but will give this a try. Looks easy enough. t^
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I use a similar method that utilizes the knob on a kitchen cabinet. I would record the process but I would have too much to bleep out as my wife would be yelling in the background, "you are going to rip the ^&%#$$& door off its $%##@!*& hinges".
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I use a similar method that utilizes the knob on a kitchen cabinet. I would record the process but I would have too much to bleep out as my wife would be yelling in the background, "you are going to rip the ^&%#$$& door off its $%##@!*& hinges".
;D t^
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I use a similar method that utilizes the knob on a kitchen cabinet. I would record the process but I would have too much to bleep out as my wife would be yelling in the background, "you are going to rip the ^&%#$$& door off its $%##@!*& hinges".
Using the reel handle as shown in the video works out very well
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I tried it like that but seem to have a hard time pulling the line back over the twists