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Fishing TipsClip Fingernails to Stop NicksYou may not feel fingernails stroke the line and damage it, but formed nicks will cost you a fish Timothy Kusherets 
Look how close fingernails come within proximity of the fishing line, corkie,
and toothpick. The tip of any nail, dull or otherwise, can nick the diameter
of fishing line making it substantially weaker than the original test. Ten-pound
test with a nicked line can have the capabilities of six-pound test. fingernails can create nicks in monofilament during any time of
handling it. When fingernails extend beyond the tips of fingers there is a great
risk of nicking line accidentally and you may never know it. Fish can easily
be lost due to nicks and are worth taking ever effort to avoid, even if it means
taking a little time to clip fingernails. This is yet another step to ensure
that all the advantages of angling go to fishermen and not the fish. the guy
behind the counter might hurt himself with laughter. © Timothy Kusherets 2007 |
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