Revista CD Expert 42/CDGAMER42.iso/FishSim/fsetup/gsn/hkline2.gsn

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SHADOW 100 15 25 0 1 Hook & Line selection


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string 15 45 0 1 Line strength is measured in pounds (lbs), and is a rough guide to how much tension
string 15 60 0 1 in weight the line can take before it will snap. Line snaps can be turned off in
string 15 75 0 1 the realism menu to make this decision simpler. The strength of line ranges from
string 15 90 0 1 1 lb (weakest) to 10 lbs (strongest). The obvious choice would be to always use 10
string 15 105 0 1 lb line, however, this line is thicker and hence more visible to the fish resulting
string 15 120 0 1 in less bites, due to the fact the fish can see the line easier. Even though the
string 15 135 0 1 strength of the line is given in pounds, it is possible to reel in a 5 lb fish, for
string 15 150 0 1 example, on 2 lb line, but this takes skill in playing the fish. Similarly, it is
string 15 165 0 1 also possible for a 2 lb fish to snap 5 lb  line if the angler is not careful when
string 15 180 0 1 reeling in the fish. Try to work out what size fish you expect to catch first.
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