The Tarpon
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An extra twist should then be put into it by rolling it between the hands whilst the line is wet. It should then be dried out and stretched. The line should not be kept in too dry a place and before it is again used it should be wetted. He concludes by saying: "The idea of putting an extra twist into the line while it is wet is to get kink into the fiber, for then if it is kept from drying out too much before using it will stay in fairly good condition. Care must be taken not to leave any moist...ure in the line as it mildews and this rots the line very fast. " The third manufacturer made no suggestion worth quoting, except to urge the use of a swivel so as to preserve the normal twist in the line.
Mr. F. Gray Griswold is an angler of great experi- ence and ripe judgment. He writes me that a line should never be dried in sun or wind for this induces rot. He never dries his salt water lines during a trip, but simply runs them off the reel after the day's fish- 60 THETARPON ing and reels them back again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An extra twist should then be put into it by rolling it between the hands whilst the line is wet. It should then be dried out and stretched. The line should not be kept in too dry a place and before it is again used it should be wetted. He concludes by saying: "The idea of putting an extra twist into the line while it is wet is to get kink into the fiber, for then if it is kept from drying out too much before using it will stay in fairly good condition. Care must be taken not to leave any moist...ure in the line as it mildews and this rots the line very fast. " The third manufacturer made no suggestion worth quoting, except to urge the use of a swivel so as to preserve the normal twist in the line.
Mr. F. Gray Griswold is an angler of great experi- ence and ripe judgment. He writes me that a line should never be dried in sun or wind for this induces rot. He never dries his salt water lines during a trip, but simply runs them off the reel after the day's fish- 60 THETARPON ing and reels them back again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis L Babcock to read onlineMoreLess
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