Maybe a small swivel in the leader? That might help it avoid twisting the line.
On Jul 23, 2014 5:13 PM, "Danny Barrett" <dannytbarrett@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Hello all,--I am relatively new to the switch rod world. This month ive been tossing a lot of self tied gurglers with very big foam bodies that catch a lot of wind. Im starting to see that after 15 or 30 casts. I have to seporate the skagit head from my running line, pay out 40 or 50 yards of running line and let it un-kink itself. The best way i can explain this is that it looks like a yo-yo when you were a kid. Im guessing my flies cause the line to twist during the cast or retrieve. Any suggestions to avoid this from happeneing?I apologize in advance for a poor explanation as to what the line is doing.Thanks,
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