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I have a Citica 200 DSV I use for my swimbaits on a 7'7 MH Mattlures rod and it casts a mile with no problems. ( 17lb Spiderwire EZ Mono)

I have another Citica 200DSV on my 7' MH XPS rod and the line flies off the spool before I can catch it...I'm throwing ligher baits with this granted ( less than an ounce, some 1/4 ....) but I'm not getting why the line just comes off in a big, loose, fast clump and then , of course, backlashes..... Now, the line I put on is 10lb Stren which I never use but I had to get it on and go in an hurry....... I pushed all of the brakes in? Is this correct. The spool tension is barely loose enough for the bait to drop freely.....

Help!

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Pushing brakes in would mean they are all off. Start with four "out" or on, in an "X" pattern, and see how that works.

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That is why! As JF mentioned, your brakes are off, not on.

Four out and two on is a good place to start, but I would bet you would quickly switch to 3 off and 3 one in a symmetric fashion rather quickly.

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Awesome guys, thanks a lot! No wonder!! I will adjust it and see how it goes!

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