Monday, 15 March 2010

sea fishing how to use the lineaffe gct multiplier reel from bluebellangling.com

Using a multiplier? Read on:
Never be put off using a multiplier reel, more distance can be achieved, relatively easy by using one of these following a few basic rules:-
Most shore casting multiplier are suitable for light boat fishing for wreck and heavy sea fishing a more brutus reel is need with a steel spool.
Graphite spools are and casings are corrosion proof.

First trap the spool with the right thumb, assuming you are right handed, next put the reel into free spool, try a smooth cast at first rather than distance lifting the thumb off the spool to allow the lead to travel skywards in the normal way, now look down and watch the spool revolving any build up of loops of line means the breaks are set to slack and the spool could be slowed with the thumb in this instance.
Best fishing line to use Stren at around 25lb to 30lb breaking strain or Leeda with a 12 to 14ft beach, shore casting rod, using a twin hook rig will slow the weight down slightly but then again this double the chance of a hook up!

Next cast turn the casting brake adjusting knob very slightly , this is the silver knob behind the star drag, finally once the brakes are set correctly its simply a matter of watching the lead travel towards the sea and stop the spool dead with the thumb as the lead looks to be about one metre above the water or if fishing after dark watch the spool with your headlamp , this can then be seen by the spool slowing and a loop of line coming up off the spool , this is the signal to stop the spool dead with the thumb, then lift off the thumb to allow the lead to travel to the sea bed.


Easy once tried a few times.