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I use to wrap mine 7 times...because that is how i was taught when i was growing up. But over the last several years i have tried it all the way down to 4 times and have settled on 5 wraps.

How about yall?

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I do 5 if it's thicker line, 7 or 8 if it's lighter line

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I never really counted. Just tied it so often I know what looks right with certain diameter braids and fluoros.

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Depends on the line diameter. I don't really count, but with lighter line you need more twists than with larger diameter lines. Thickest line I really use is 15lb and I'll do roughly 6-8 twists. Just make sure it's wet whether it's fluoro or mono so you can really cinch it tight without damaging the line.

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When I used it, it was always on lighter line and used 6, and never had a problem.

Mike

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This is my favorite part of the forums!!...being able to get so many peoples opinions on something in a relatively short amount of time.

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I was taught 7.  Now I've downsized to 6.....because I read that 5 is sufficient for all but smallest lines....and, well....if 5 is good, 6 must be better, right  ...lol

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5 for most bass fishing applications, 6 for lines 6lb. and lighter. In 50+ years of fishing, I can count on one hand the number of knot failures that I've experienced.

 

Tom

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I usually wrap about a dozen times.... 20# line only gets about 8 wraps because anything more on the bigger line gets tough to cinch down correctly the first time every time

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