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| Is it better to store a snap open or closed, or doesn't it matter? They come closed, but I'm afraid that will weaken them over time. They're Stringease Stay-Lok snaps if that's any consolation. |
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| I store them closed, no problems what so ever |
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| I store them closed, because when you store them open they come apart and they all get all tangled up together. God forbid you should have to miss a cast or two farting around untangling snaps.  |
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| Way to go guest, another brave soul without a name... Gotta love guys with no balls...
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Location: minocqua, wi. | Guest - 12/29/2011 6:56 AM
Seriously?
pushes the limit on "there is no such thing as a dumb question" ... whomever you are guest??? ... i smell what you're stepping' in.
along the same line to the others ... how do you store your bobbers? orange side up or white side up ... does the weight shift from one side to the other or don't you worry about that part??
winternet ... so many subjects, so little time~~ |
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| I don't think about storing them but I generally keep them closed while using.
Hope this helps. |
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| jonnysled - 12/29/2011 10:29 AM
Guest - 12/29/2011 6:56 AM
Seriously?
pushes the limit on "there is no such thing as a dumb question" ... whomever you are guest??? ... i smell what you're stepping' in.
along the same line to the others ... how do you store your bobbers? orange side up or white side up ... does the weight shift from one side to the other or don't you worry about that part??
winternet ... so many subjects, so little time~~
I store them white side up. I figure after spending their entire existance orange side up it might be a nice change of scenery for them. But now that you mention the weight thing... Remember when you were a kid and you used to hang upside down on the monkey bars and all the blod rushed to your head? Crap, I gotta go organize my bobbers! |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | I feel a long winter ahead |
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