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Spinning reels will cause line twist. If you have any slack after casting and then the bail makes half a rotation before closing you get line twist. Also if you reel while a fish is taking drag, you get line twist.

Did I mention you get line twist with a spinning reel. :wink:

I use bait-casting reels for 99% of my fishing, but when I am forced to use spinning reels in finesse situations, I am careful in preventing line twist. I back-reel when fighting fish and flip the bail with my hand.

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flipping the bail with your hand is a good idea, I've just started to get in the habit of it 8)
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Hey hoser, those little knots are called wind knots. I know a lot of guys who get them when they use the lighter braided lines and/or there line is a few years old and has gotten a bit softer. I personally use 30# Fireline on all my spinning rods with a Flourocarbon leader. The Fireline is stiffer than most lines I have tried, therefore it doesn't become as prone to gettin all those wind knots. This is my preference, a lot of people don't like Fireline because of the stiffness.

Also you are on the right path by flipping the bail closed by hand after EVERY cast. I read once somewhere that in an average day of fishing you can put over a thousand twists in your line by not closing the bail manually. 8O 8O 8O

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Hey Hoser, I have the exact same problem as you. Now I just use PP for trolling and Fins Evolution for casting. Same sensitivity as PP pretty much and much better casting, no problems at all with it.
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I've been using Power PRo for a couple of years now and would never go back to mono. A bit expensive but worth it.

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