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What's the issue im using silver thread fishing line 8lb line and was fishing a shakey head and hooked a small fish 9-10 inch fish and had him on for a few seconds and he jumped and the line broke what gives

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Are you "burning" the line when tying the knot?

 

If the main line is curling above the knot then you have burned the line. This happens when you do not wet the line when tying the knot.

 

If not, can you tell what knot you are using?

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hmmm, I use an improved clinch as well and I have never had an issue with the knot. They say not to use it with braid, but I haven't had a single problem tying that knot on braid. Before tying a bait on, rub your fingers on the line to make sure there isn't any frays or anything.

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Aquaholic I was thinking that myself ill try a palomar knot wheN I get back home

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i use a sandiego jam, works well for me. Is it a new spool? perhaps you got a bad spool?

 

Bad spool was my other option.

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I agree with aquaholic - had to be a bad spool.  I tie the improved clinch and the sandiego jam knot, and have only broken at the knot two or three times ever.

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Are you "burning" the line when tying the knot?

If the main line is curling above the knot then you have burned the line. This happens when you do not wet the line when tying the knot.

If not, can you tell what knot you are using?

Good tip!

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