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View Poll Results: Just wondering what sizes people are using
Breakaway 50 pound 23 31.94%
Breakaway 80 pound 34 47.22%
Spro #4 130 pound 24 33.33%
Spro #2 230 pound 14 19.44%
Krok #7 180 pound 9 12.50%
Krok #5 220 pounds 7 9.72%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 72. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 02-19-2007, 04:21 PM   #12
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I agree with you Tagger....I think folks tie those Breakaways on backwards....I have almost done it myself a time or two! Its easy to do because unless you are paying 100% attention...both ends look almost alike! I also think if you are seeing alot of action, on occasion those Breakaways can turn around on you with the line sliding from one end to the other....so you have to check them once in awhile. I have never had a problem with them! I frequently change my offering and feel its alot safer than tying a new knot as often as I would have to....now there is where you increase your chances for failure in my opinion.....tie more knots and eventually one may let you down. Just my .02 cents.

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