Carbontex drag washers

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Lobo
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Carbontex drag washers

Post by Lobo » Tue Jan 07, 2020 6:42 pm

Is it better to run Carbontex drag washers dry ?

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Re: Carbontex drag washers

Post by toddmc » Wed Jan 08, 2020 8:44 am

There is a lot of info in this forum if you use the search window. Generally speaking, fishing them dry will be more likely to keep them from slipping on heavy hooksets with bottom contact baits (punch, texas rig). A small amount of grease is fine if you want them to break free a little easier on hooksets with moving treble hook baits (cranks, topwater).

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Re: Carbontex drag washers

Post by uljersey » Wed Jan 08, 2020 3:49 pm

toddmc wrote:
Wed Jan 08, 2020 8:44 am
There is a lot of info in this forum if you use the search window. Generally speaking, fishing them dry will be more likely to keep them from slipping on heavy hooksets with bottom contact baits (punch, texas rig). A small amount of grease is fine if you want them to break free a little easier on hooksets with moving treble hook baits (cranks, topwater).
Agree. If you do decide to grease them, a micro thin coating is all that's needed ... a coating thin enough to show a fingerprint will be sufficient.

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