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Old 06-29-2016, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Gerry Zagorski View Post
Good info JD... The length of cable does make it hard to leader the fish.. You reel the top of it up to the tip and you still have 15 feet. Please tell us more about the 250# wind on... Sounds like a better way to go.
Basically, I attach the mainline (could be braid or mono, but I prefer braid) via a Bimini twist or a spliced endloop to about a 20 to 25ft windon leader. I use 250lb but some may prefer to use a heavier windon. Then, I attach a barrel swivel with about 2ft of single strand wire to a circle hook. With this right, you don't even need to wire the fish bc you can reel the windon onto the spool until you are 2ft from the shark...close enough to gaff or cut the leader. If you want to wire the fish, the angler can crank the windon while the shark is being wired, which essentially keeps all the leader off the deck (just be careful to leave a little slack between the wire man and the angler so if the wire man needs to dump the wraps it won't be too tight. IMHO, this is a safer, easier rig when it comes down to dealing with a shark boatside.
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