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  • #16
    Originally posted by jimlad View Post
    The question is - did you end up cutting it?

    I was fishing last night, managed to get a birds nest, not as bad as that. In the past, i've gone snip snip but people keep telling me to be patient so, picking out the loops i gradually got it free after ten mins shining my head torch!
    I reckon the biggest chance of getting a nest is the chuck after you've just unpicked a nest.

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    • #17
      Scissor job

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      • #18
        nothing but a slight over run, run, run, run, runnnnnnnnn
        Alan

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        • #19
          For a proper nest I'd recomend just servicing ya reel, loading it with new line, going for a chuck and forgetting to reset the magnets and hitting the cast with mega force. This will create a very impressive specticle unfolding right before your eyes!
          I used this very method with an abu rocket, the end result was a reel that no longer fitted in its case!

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          • #20
            depending on the birds nest unpicking it then continue using could result in a weak spot in the line ...would normally just swap reels. unless nothing else to swap then try and and unpick and hope for the best...
            Punch and pull then let rip

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            • #21
              Originally posted by codcatcher3000 View Post
              depending on the birds nest unpicking it then continue using could result in a weak spot in the line ...would normally just swap reels. unless nothing else to swap then try and and unpick and hope for the best...
              yes, if the nest stopped the cast whereever the loop caught is a weakness. I noticed this, there could also be multiple weaknesses. And nice one man, quick question? How did this happen? haha? ive had some bad ones but gosh, thats a beauty
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              Success: 27/09/12

              PB COD!!!: 9lb 13OZ!


              Chance of Success?: Dismal, But possible!

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              • #22
                I usualy get them like like that when I have an audience stop and watch me cast out
                Never mind it will fill your spare time in trying to sort it out LOL

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                • #23
                  Cheers Lads!! In the End, this one was a scissor job!!! I normally give them about 5 minutes and then break out the scissors!! Actually I got this one fishing right next to the bloke who had just caught that 13lb one recently up at beadnel! It was my last chuck of the day and even if it hadn't been I would have sacked it off!!! The tide was rising so I decided to go for a bit more range; so I loooooooosened the breaks right off and let fly, slipped, thumb came off the spool and a very loud zzzzzzzzzzzzz was followed by a crack off, the lead went out to sea and I ended up with that mess!!!!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by lug View Post
                    this is a much larger nest

                    Nice!!

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