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Old 07-01-2012, 12:42 PM
REW REW is offline
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Frydog,
Pull all of the line off of that spool.
Take the spool of line that spooled that rod and throw it away.

You have checked and don't have a rod or reel problem, so it is a bad line issue. Throw away that batch and try a different batch.

Then, respool your rod and get on with fishing.

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Old 07-01-2012, 02:41 PM
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I spooled up again with a different line (Berkely XL) snapped on first cast. Decided to go extra heavy/tough with Sufix 832. Cast okay first time. Second snapped right off. Got the guides out in the bright sun and inspected for 20 minutes. Couldn't find a darn thing.

Finally took a foot of line through each each, grabbed each end and went back and forth. On the very top eye, cut right through the 832 3 times. Some kind of a really small but extremely sharp nick in there. Newer pole (used 3 times) maybe defective, or more likely something happened in transport or rod locker. Wish I could say it was from a huge and aggressive fish...

Anyway, off to bait shop to get guide replaced. Mystery solved. Thanks to all who offered suggestions. -Fry
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Old 07-02-2012, 07:21 AM
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So, the initial testing was not complete.
Glad that you found the issue.
Be safe
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Old 07-02-2012, 11:24 AM
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Exactly, didn't think I'd have to "floss" my guides to find a nick that sharp...but it was there. (maybe the extra flossing will keep me from getting gingivitis on my Fenwick
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