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User: kissmybass26
Comment: A proper crimp Is almost %100 line strength there's just no matching that with a knot. And unless your tying a Bimini twist or something like that there's no way your getting a good knot on 250 pound mono or even 100 pound mono.
Date: 07/22/15 04:04 PM
User: bassturds
Comment: yea you crimp everything. good luck tying a knot at such heavy line.

i hate tying knots on big line. i feel my knots arent strong enough and dont cinch well.
Date: 07/21/15 09:08 AM
User: deaffisherman
Comment: Hell no. I refused to clamp on mono (main line) (if it was on leader.. sure) Two line snapped on where clamp was on. Clean cut. not chaffed.

While my tuna that I caught. I tied that mono. work flawlessly.

Well, like I said, its my theory. While you can clamp yours. While I dont want to. I felt it was weakness link on equipment.
Date: 07/20/15 09:33 PM
User: kman
Comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUAoDdN6JqY
Date: 07/20/15 08:15 PM
User: kissmybass26
Comment: Great job! Nice fish. But you definitely do not tie 250 pound mono always crimp anything over 80 pounds.
Date: 07/20/15 07:54 PM


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