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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 …

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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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