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    Swivel

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    written by David Proudfoot

    Swivel – A metal device used to attach two sections of line, line to a lure, or a device to prevent the twisting of the line.

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    Surfcasting

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Surfcasting – See beachcasting.

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    Super braid

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Super braid – See braid.

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    Strip

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Strip – The term used when fly fishing to describe taking in the line by hand as opposed to reeling it in.

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    Stop knot

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Stop knot – A small, in-line knot used to regulate the depth of a sliding float or to prevent items of terminal tackle sliding on the line i.e. for trapping…

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    Star drag

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Star drag – A multi-armed lever situated below the handle on a multiplier reel and used to adjust the drag tension.  

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    Spring tides

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Spring tides – The tides that occur around the time of full and new moon when the effect of the gravitational pull is greatest. They have larger rises and falls than those at other times of the month. Has a substantial effect on both bait collection and fishing. The opposite of neap tides.

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    Spoon

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Spoon – An elongated, metal blade used as a lure for spinning. Normally fitted with a swivel at one end and a treble hook at the other.

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    Spool

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Spool – The portion of the reel that holds the line. Also the how the line is supplied from the tackle shop.

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    Split shot

    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014
    by David Proudfoot November 16, 2014

    Split shot – small non-lead weights used when float fishing. They have a cut in the side to half depth and are squeezed onto the line.

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