Line conditioner really help prevent memory in mono?

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I can't remember what this thread is about. I must have gotten some line conditioner on my hands

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I can't remember what this thread is about. I must have gotten some line conditioner on my hands

Is that what you lube with?

My secret is out.

[/quote] I can't remember what this thread is about. I must have gotten some line conditioner on my hands [/quote]

Is that what you lube with?[/quote]

haha, oh my, lets keep this topic on line conditioner!

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I agree, as well as improves castability ( if that's even a word, lol) and improves casting distance almost immediately

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I agree, as well as improves castability ( if that's even a word, lol) and improves casting distance almost immediately

Wait, isn't castability and casting distance one in the same?

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I agree, as well as improves castability ( if that's even a word, lol) and improves casting distance almost immediately

Wait, isn't castability and casting distance one in the same?

Surely you can't be serious?

Hey John, I thought Reel Magic and WD40 were quite similar! As far as environmental concerns, I doubt that enough of it is being used to contaminate the water. The older gas engines are probably the biggest culprit as far as gas/oil emissions go!

Excellent point!

the most important thing about line conditioner to me is that it makes the line more manageable and reduces memory / coiling, especially with fluoro.

I agree, as well as improves castability ( if that's even a word, lol) and improves casting distance almost immediately

Wait, isn't castability and casting distance one in the same?

Surely you can't be serious?

I am..... and stop calling me Sherly

I bought reel magic today

Stratos is correct....Line conditioner, K.V.D. or Blakemore are nothing more than silicone lubricants. I have been using an automotive silicone spray for about 6 years now, and have tried both others. No difference. Another trick is to spray some into a small jar, and use a small dropper and put it on the worm gear of your baitcaster. You will notice immediatly how much easier it is to wind your reel. Not to mention the water and ice protection.

Stratos is correct....

If I had a nickle for every time that was said..........

Stratos is correct....

If I had a nickle for every time that was said..........

You'd have enough to buy some line conditioner

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