Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: scouterjames on January 05, 2014, 01:45:14 PM
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Good read on how the mfg processes work and how they affect swivel perfomances...
http://www.georgepoveromo.com/content.php?pid=50
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Interesting. Thank you for sharing.
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I saw this pretty Thai lady pole dancing. She could really swivel. I think she would make good article. ;D
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I saw this pretty Thai lady pole dancing. She could really swivel. I think she would make good article. ;D
Sounds good. Does she like bottom-bouncing, too?
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Sounds good. Does she like bottom-bouncing, too?
That can be arranged... but not on the Fraser.
I used to buy the expensive stainless steel swivels, but quickly learned to keep them in a small container of oil or the would corrode and not spin.
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--try invisa swivels made from fluorocarbon
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Sounds good. Does she like bottom-bouncing, too?
hahaha! ;D
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I only use ball bearing swivels now. After playing around with the barrel swivels I have, I find they dont twist very well under load - and it doesn't take much force to stop 'em from spinning. I also have some crane and roller swivels, which are better than the barrels but still garbage compared to the ball bearing.
When you can grab ball-bearing swivels for like 50c each at the clearance rack at Army and Navy, I see no reason to worry about line twist from a barrel swivel they may or may not be twisting.
I found that article a few months ago, when I was looking for an answer to wtf is the difference between the various types of swivels.
http://saltfishing.about.com/od/tackleandaccessories/a/aa070312a.htm
This was another good article on the topic.