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Post by RiverRat on Apr 12, 2004 20:07:37 GMT -6
Ok I know that 1/8 is better for drowners but how do ya ll feel about using 3/32 for dry cable stakes and on coins? All I've ever used was 3/32 so dont have anything to compare too. I use cable extenions on all of my coins from 160 - 330s. Thanks RR
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Post by BrandonH on Apr 12, 2004 20:10:58 GMT -6
I've always used 3/32", but just got a hold of some 1/8". The 1/8" is far superior stuff for what you want. Wish I'da made the switch a long time ago.
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Post by Maineman on Apr 13, 2004 4:41:23 GMT -6
I find it easier to bed my traps when using 3/32...I did use 1/8th cable on my 330's and liked it better...
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Post by Woodsmoke on Apr 13, 2004 8:08:25 GMT -6
I prefer 1/8" cable on my cable stakes. It holds up better to my method of pulling (pick-axe), and if they won't come out and I'm forced to leave them, the 1/8" will last a couple years longer than 3/32". On conis, I don't see any benefit to using 1/8" over 3/32".
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Post by 17kiss on Apr 13, 2004 8:11:15 GMT -6
Always used 3/32 on my cable stakes. Only ever had 1 fail me. I am going to make some up with 1/8 this year just to experiment with.
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Post by trapper92256 on Apr 13, 2004 8:53:07 GMT -6
Are you talking about driling holes in REAL coins. or are you talkin about washers?
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Post by RiverRat on Apr 13, 2004 9:53:12 GMT -6
using washers , i meant coinabears not coins , coins is a abberation for coinabears
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Post by buckskinner on Apr 13, 2004 12:57:19 GMT -6
Maybe this should be new thread but, could you use adjustable drowner cable for tye off of conibears in water setups? Just now beginning to use conis and need a little help on basic setup and securing.
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Post by briankroberts on Apr 13, 2004 15:10:48 GMT -6
I'm with Bryan on this one 1/8" on all of my Iowa's it is tough stuff, I also pull with a pic axe and it works real well.
I also have 10' of it with an ajustable end on all of my 330's.....B.....
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