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Old 02-15-2006, 07:18 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by gonefishintalk
Never cut lines and leave long chunks for others to hang up on. When fishing an area that you are prone to getting hung up, be sure to use a long leader of less test than the braid or line you are using. When getting hung up and you cannot dislodge the jig bait or whatever, you can wrap the line around the butt of the rod or a stick or whatever and pull stright back till you either dislodge the jig or break off at the leader.
I have paved the ditch from one end to the other using this method in my too many years fishing the ditch. How many others have done so??
what he said.

I get hung up on others line in the canal and it's frustrating. ALWAYS use a leader that will break first. I have never left more than an inch or 2 of line in the canal and hope I never do.

I think what cow tamer may have meant about cutting the line, is if it's just a short length of line out there and too deep to reach the plug, or something like that because he is from RI and I doubt he gets hung up with 100 yards or more line out like we do in the canal.
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