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Knowing how to successfully cast a baitcaster begins with understanding the specifics of your particular baitcasting reel. Therefore to begin, be sure to follow the manufacturers suggestions as to line and lure weight, along with recommendations for rod type. This will assure your equipment is set up to operate at peak performance, and will make learning how to cast a baitcaster much easier.
Casting a baitcasting reel well begins first with correctly spooling line onto the reel. Some will recommend spooling your baitcast reel with super heavy line to help make learning how to cast easier, though I suggest staying within the manufacturer's recommendation. Casting a heavier line is easier, but by using a line weight on the upper end of the baitcast reel suggested limit will force you to become accustom to your specific baitcaster sooner.
Once you have become familiar with your reels operating instructions it is time to begin spooling your baitcasting reel. Begin by pulling your line through the rod eyes, continuing down through the levalwind. Attach the line onto the spool or arbor by tying an arbor knot.
An arbor knot is accomplished by first passing the line around the spool, then tying a overhand knot around the line. Next, tie a second overhand knot on the free end of the fishing line. Lastly tighten the knots down around the spool and trim the excess.
Begin winding line onto the spool. Make sure to install the line in the same manner that it was on the plastic spool. In other words, assure that the lines trained curves are rolling around the baitcasting spool in the same direction as it comes off the manufacturer's spool. This will help lessen any chance of "bird nests", and make casting easier.
Wind onto the spool enough line to come within 1/4 inch of the spools edge. Although you can wind enough to come within an eighth of an inch from the spools edge it will be easier to learn with less line on the spool.
Attach a heavier lure or weight to the line. A heavier practice weight will help when it comes to practicing casting.
Now it's time to adjust the reel to maximize casting ease.
As you hold you rod in about the 1 o'clock position, release the spool to let the weight drop. Adjust the braking mechanism in such a manner that the spool stops spinning as the weight hits the ground. This setting will lessen the chance of backlash when first casting. Once you become proficient at casting your baitcast reel on this setting you can back off on the brake to increase casting distance.
With your baitcasting reel properly adjusted, it is time for your first cast. Depress the release button while your thumb is still on the spool and cast the weight using your whole arm as opposed to using your wrist to snap the lure forward. This reduces backlash as you first learn to cast. Make sure the handle of the reel points upward while casting to optimize the baitcasting reels performance.
While casting, and as the spool unwinds, thumb the reel and feather the line out until the lure lands. Once the lure lands put pressure on the reel to stop it from spinning.
Continue to practice at this setting until comfortable then loosen the braking system for longer casts, using more of your wrist to cast. Backlashes will occur but should become less and less as you learn how to properly feather out your line.
If your looking to find the best price on that new baitcasting reel your planning to buy, then you come to the right place. At http://bestbaitcastingreel.com/ we list the top selling baitcasters along with an easy to navigate list of some of the most popular fishing equipment sellers.
How Does Slip Effect Plastic Fim and Bags
Copyright (c) 2007 David Banig
What is slip and how does it work in manufacturing plastic film and bags.
Slip is an organic chemical that is added to the blend during film extrusion process to modify the coefficient of friction (COF). COF is a measurement of the amount of friction between two surfaces as they begin to slide and as they continue to drag against one another. The amount of energy it takes to put an object in motion is always greater than the amount of energy that it takes to keep it moving while it is in motion.
Although there are a number of chemicals that are used to modify the COF the two main ones used in Polyethylene and Polypropylene are Erucamide (which is considered a slow bloom) and Oleamide(which is a fast bloom). The materials are sometimes called primary amides. Typically 500 to 1500 parts per million (PPM)of slip is a very efficient molecule to be added to plastic film in very low concentrations.The slip additive can be let down at the levels of 1 to 3% by weight in blending while extruding the plastic film. Slip molecules are very low in molecular weight as compared to the polymer in which they are used. These molecules are somewhat incompatible because of their nature. This means the material is bi-polar and has one end that has a positive charge and the other has a neutral charge. This incompatibility causes the molecule to migrate referred to as bloom through the polymer to the surface of the plastic film.
The migration of slip to the surface of the material the lower the COF and more slippery the plastic film becomes. The COF relates to packaging because the substrates used to package objects always come in contact with other surfaces or themselves. As most packaging operations are very high speed, COF plays a very large role. The packaging material must have just the right COF in order to track properly on the packaging machines. If a material is too slippery the film will not track properly and may cause issues such as bad sealing or cause a powder substance that builds up on the tracking rolls which will cause packaging failures. When the plastic material becomes sticky it can have the opposite effect. It may not allow the film to un-wind properly and cause web brakes or other tracking problems. Either scenario can shut a packaging line down.
About the Author
David Banig has been extruding film for 32 years and has hand on experience from start ups to consulting in the packaging industry.
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does anybody know the cost of auto body work?
I have a white 2005 Pontiac g6 and in the rear right corner it have a dent the size of a hand (damage on the metal not the plastic bumper). it detached from the bottom plastic bumper and the only damage is to the left side of the brake light above the bumper.
link of a picture to show you the corner of damage (not my car with damage):
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/img_popup.jsp?car_id=261248877&photoIndex=4&isStock=false
the damage is above the line of the bumper, where it meets with the actual metal body. dented to left of brake light and detached from slots on bumper (i guess to hold the two joints together.
if any body can tell me an estimate of what they think it would cost to fix this at an average auto body place, it would be greatly appreciated.
i did forget to mention it does have scrapes so in does need to be sanded and painted.
i am located in new york
i assume u have cash/green money... tell guy before he/she looks its cash...no insurance hassle...My WAG is 300 to 500 yes a lot....figger this....take out dent...sand,,,prime,,paint,,,taakes 2 days...you pay for knowlege of bodyman and painter..
Nissan trucks talk the torque
If you have a degree of dirt to cover in your everyday driving, you'll know that while outright horsepower is all very well, often the ability to get where you're going with least effort from yourself or the vehicle you're driving is predicated on torque, and how it's delivered.
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