Tying braided line to regular mono
 

My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat has
requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess facial
hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train approaches Kodak's
Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which melts through the
asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically harmless.

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley Fireline)
be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined with a swivel?

And, when did the train leave Baltimore?

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

Doug Kanter wrote:
My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat has
requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess facial
hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train approaches Kodak's
Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which melts through the
asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically harmless.

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley Fireline)
be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined with a swivel?

And, when did the train leave Baltimore?


yes, i use a uni knot to uni knot ALL the time. only way to go.

p.s. get a dog

p.p.s Why would ANYONE want to be in baltimoe to begin with?

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

"DownTime" wrote in message
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Doug Kanter wrote:
My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat
has requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess
facial hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train
approaches Kodak's Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which
melts through the asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically
harmless.

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley
Fireline) be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined
with a swivel?

And, when did the train leave Baltimore?
yes, i use a uni knot to uni knot ALL the time. only way to go.

p.s. get a dog

Dogs are evil!

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

Braided line is best spooled with a backing of mono and it's common to
tie the two together - unless you have a tig welder in Batimore. In
which case, weld the braid onto the spool before the next train leaves.
Or, use feline facial hair as the backing and forego the welder.

Do not attempt to weld facial hair back onto a cat unless you are three
years old and bought a house in 2004.

Dale
www.fishwisher.com

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

Doug Kanter wrote:
My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat has
requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess facial
hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train approaches Kodak's
Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which melts through the
asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically harmless.

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley Fireline)
be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined with a swivel?


Yes, using a Stren Knot:
http://www.sal****ersportsman.com/sa...472807,00.html

And, when did the train leave Baltimore?

Wednesday?

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat has
requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess
facial hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train
approaches Kodak's Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which
melts through the asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically
harmless.

Are you on drugs?

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley
Fireline) be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined
with a swivel?

Tie braid to mono with a uni to uni knot. I do it all the time. Swivels
are too visible to fish.

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Mar 2006 22:08:10 GMT, "NOYB" wrote:


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat
has
requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess
facial hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train
approaches Kodak's Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which
melts through the asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically
harmless.

Are you on drugs?

With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley
Fireline) be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined
with a swivel?

Tie braid to mono with a uni to uni knot. I do it all the time. Swivels
are too visible to fish.

No way.

No way what?

Down here, a swivel means you ain't gonna get a bite.

Or are you saying "no way" to swivels?

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

"NOYB" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
My house was built when I was 3 years old. I bought in in 2004. My cat
has requested weekly electrolysis to deal with what she thinks is excess
facial hair. She thinks I should pay for the treatments. A train
approaches Kodak's Rochester factory, derails, and dumps something which
melts through the asphalt on the adjacent street, but is theoretically
harmless.

Are you on drugs?

Me on drugs? From a guy who lives in a world that's 138% fantasy, that's
pretty rich! :-)

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

"NOYB" wrote in message
ink.net...


With these factors in mind, can braided fishing line (like Berkley
Fireline) be tied directly to regular mono, or are the two best joined
with a swivel?

Tie braid to mono with a uni to uni knot. I do it all the time. Swivels
are too visible to fish.


Fishing test.

What's a bimini?

RCE

Tying braided line to regular mono
 

RCE wrote:




Fishing test.

What's a bimini?

RCE


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