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I have had trouble with my baitcasters recently, they just decided to backlash on me almost every cast. I did just respool them both, but I did stretch the line (mono) but it still backlashes on me. The brakes and magnetic cast mechanisms are set right and everything. Also I might add is I have been using quite A bit of rel magic on them. ANY help would be appreciated,

                thanks

                    -searoach

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My only guess would be because it's still new line.  Everytime I spool mono or copo I get backlashes the first 6-8 casts...

If that doesn't help, not sure... :-?

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It would help if you tightened up on the spool tension so that the lure will only drop about 10" very slowly if you shake the rod tip a little. Then tighten up on the brakes a little too. You won't cast as far but once it becomes smooth then you can slowly loosen things up again.

Some new lines just take a little braking in, Mike

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Thanks you guys I think it was the line. I was using 10lb. trilene xt. Then I tried out my spinning reel, which had xl on it. I then put the xl on and now it seems to be fine.

                   -searoach

                   

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I have found that my baitcasters seem to perform better with bigger line.  I have more trouble casting 10lb line than 14 or 17lb line.

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