okumasheffield Posted September 7, 2013 Report Posted September 7, 2013 Have read/heard a lot about how superlines cutting guides but have not had any personal experience with it. If it is true, are there specific guides preventing it from happening? - SiC? - Recoil? - Alconite? - Oxide?
MJL Posted September 7, 2013 Report Posted September 7, 2013 I know 30lb Gel-spun backing can groove Recoils no problem - I can't see why fireline or PowerPro wouldn't do the same. A few years ago I re-did all the guides on my friend's G-Loomis fly rods after he came back from Florida. Apparently tarpon and jacks were the culprit.LOL Never had any problems with SIC, alconites or aluminum oxide guides myself.
okumasheffield Posted September 8, 2013 Author Report Posted September 8, 2013 I know 30lb Gel-spun backing can groove Recoils no problem - I can't see why fireline or PowerPro wouldn't do the same. A few years ago I re-did all the guides on my friend's G-Loomis fly rods after he came back from Florida. Apparently tarpon and jacks were the culprit.LOL Never had any problems with SIC, alconites or aluminum oxide guides myself. Good to know Recoil will get cut. I am only concerned about my salmon rod since I just start running Nanofil this season and the fresh chromes have been pulling it HARD back into the lake. have not seen any damages yet but certainly concern if it will ever None of my rods have Recoil on them.
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