So the only down side is there is no stretch so its dangerous?
Exactally, And You Cant Tie Dacron to Dacron With A Uni or A Blood Knot. It Has To Be Spliced Togerther, But the Positive Is You Can Put A LOT Of Dacron On A Reel Because Of Its Diameter, And If You Need To Add Or Replace Dacron You Can Do It. Thats Why It Cost So Much Money To Buy Dacron
I see spooles of 1200 yards for only 100$ and what is a splice?
When You Buy a Sool Of Dacron It Has a Splicing Needle With It. The Needle Is For The Individual Lines dacron Has (ie Bigger Dacron Has 3 to 4 Nylons Woven Together...Making One Whole Line) Thats Where It Gets Its Stiffness, So You Use the Needle To Separate The Nylons And Sew Them Back Together. It Sounds Hard To Do But With Practace You Will Get It. Think Of It Like A Bimi Twist Being The Main Line
Oh I never knew that... So you can always add line if needed?
Exactally,...With Dacron You Can Always Check It Out For Burns Or Abrasions And Replace Whats Damaged. With Mono If Theirs A Frey In The Line And Its Not Shallow You Have To Replace the Whole Line
Thats great I think im gonna get a spool of 130 dacron for my 16/0 you think it can fit more then 1200yards?
Go One Size Smaller, & Buy A 5lb Spool....Its Gonna Cost You, But Dacron Last Forever. How Did You Get Your 10/0?
Pawn shop for $130
J.D. Hammers Son Gave Me Mine for $35.
Nice buy. Im just waiting to find a 10ft gator glass 80-ultimate
Thats My Problem Also No Rods, I Got A 12/0 Comming This Month Also And No Dam Shark Rods For Them. And Its Tough To Find Sharkfishing Rods In Miami.
I might need to built one from scratch but it will be expensive
Got A Quote For $250. At El Captain In Miami
Quote?