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Electrical Tape Vs Mono Backing. The problem with tying braid directly to. 6 mins ago, tlap21 said: It’s very important to ensure that the tape you are using is put on a clean surface and does not recollect moisture when it’s wet there are two main methods for backing your braided line: this is called mono backing, and it could save you from losing the biggest fish of your life. Tie electrical tape to the arbor. I use the appropriate amount of mono backing to leave me with enough space for ~200. one wrap around the arbor with electrical tape gives slippery braid plenty of traction. Anglers use several different types of tape, such as electrical tape, masking tape, and finger tape. if it's 100 yards of 10lb or heavier mono, i'd use some mono backing so you didn't have to use so much braid to fill. Check out the video below to see the two reasons why you should use mono backing with braided line, as well as the two common misconceptions about alternatives to mono backing.

one wrap around the arbor with electrical tape gives slippery braid plenty of traction. I use the appropriate amount of mono backing to leave me with enough space for ~200. Tie electrical tape to the arbor. this is called mono backing, and it could save you from losing the biggest fish of your life. if it's 100 yards of 10lb or heavier mono, i'd use some mono backing so you didn't have to use so much braid to fill. It’s very important to ensure that the tape you are using is put on a clean surface and does not recollect moisture when it’s wet 6 mins ago, tlap21 said: there are two main methods for backing your braided line: The problem with tying braid directly to. Check out the video below to see the two reasons why you should use mono backing with braided line, as well as the two common misconceptions about alternatives to mono backing.

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Electrical Tape Vs Mono Backing 6 mins ago, tlap21 said: Check out the video below to see the two reasons why you should use mono backing with braided line, as well as the two common misconceptions about alternatives to mono backing. if it's 100 yards of 10lb or heavier mono, i'd use some mono backing so you didn't have to use so much braid to fill. one wrap around the arbor with electrical tape gives slippery braid plenty of traction. I use the appropriate amount of mono backing to leave me with enough space for ~200. this is called mono backing, and it could save you from losing the biggest fish of your life. The problem with tying braid directly to. Tie electrical tape to the arbor. It’s very important to ensure that the tape you are using is put on a clean surface and does not recollect moisture when it’s wet Anglers use several different types of tape, such as electrical tape, masking tape, and finger tape. 6 mins ago, tlap21 said: there are two main methods for backing your braided line: