power pro issues

[Tagger]

Originally Posted by Karl F

You are correct NIB, but a possible third reason.. sticky line roller.. don't ask why I know

4 th reason .maybe . My troubles have been with conventional . I just recently gone back to spinning last couple of years (braid), Before that ,,To many years to count ,most all my fishing was conventional . I was taught to wind my line on the spool as level as possible (mono) and that would improve your next cast . I think i wind the braid to neat ,, and some have suggested I cross it over itself more,, instead of laying it next to itself .. old habits are hard to break and can't afford to keep filling up and cutting it off ,,, learning curve $$$$$

[ridler72]

I am not sure about Shimano Baitrunners but the Shimano Stradics that I have comes with a little bag of plastic spacers. Most spinning reels do. The Stradic out of the box is set up for mono and the issues of overlaps would happen. Braid would never lay evenly until I added one or two of the space washers. Once I added the washers the overlap problem went away and I can see the braid lay evenly on the spool. Occasionaly when casting into the wind with lite plugs it can overlap. Most of the time it's okay.

[NIB]

Originally Posted by Tagger

4 th reason .maybe . My troubles have been with conventional . I just recently gone back to spinning last couple of years (braid), Before that ,,To many years to count ,most all my fishing was conventional . I was taught to wind my line on the spool as level as possible (mono) and that would improve your next cast . I think i wind the braid to neat ,, and some have suggested I cross it over itself more,, instead of laying it next to itself .. old habits are hard to break and can't afford to keep filling up and cutting it off ,,, learning curve $$$$$

Good point Tagger.
I do this on my newells wide crosses with the tumb.makes more of a crossing pettern an keeps the line from digging in as much.Level winds are not really any good with braids under 50 lbs for this reason.the neat windings of the level wind allow for the braid to dig in pretty deep when a lot of pressure is applied to the line like when hung up.