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The purpose of this review is to synthesize current knowledge related to catch-and-release angling and provide some guidelines to minimize mortality caused by catch-and-release practices

Pros and cons In short, the corkscrew offers many advantages: the lure holds together better and damages much less quickly, especially as the armament disengages on contact ultra-simple, quick assembly, easy to remove and replace without damage top or bottom baiting, and the ability to place hooks exactly where you want them modular ballast (for certain fixtures) or no ballast at all greater lure flexibility along its entire length Of course, it also has its drawbacks: more complex and costly installation (jibs) risk of weak points if stacks are poorly made and reduced discretion (more visible stacks and hooks) Simple and efficient So it's up to you to make up your own mind and decide whether to use it or not, depending on the circumstances

There are a number of reasons I choose not to use braided line on the beach, the first is long rods naturally hold the line very high and due to braided lines light weight it tends to get larger wind arcs than monofilament, this reduces feel thus contradicting the very reason it was designed (contact fishing with lures)

You can install more than one spring and pawl set if you wish

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