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I Should Upgrade My Account #20 I'm still trying to figure out my lever drags calibration for this conversation, my reels are full to the brim and I am setting the drags at Strike setting For example: an Avet HXW Raptor with 80lb fluorocarbon with 20lb drag setting (bluefin target species) got to a point I was putting barbell and produce weights in a bag and pulling it, putting a bend in the rod with the line strung through the guides SWITCHED TO STRAIGHT PULL OFF THE REELS a few days ago, I set my 7 lever drag reels using both methods - pulling reels straight off the reels with digital and spring scale and pulling the weight strung through the bendo on the desired weights I deduced there is not much difference between the two methods - and straight off the reel is a whole lot easier at this point I am not sure what benefit pulling on a different note… bump your drag up a few lbs when fishing 80lb #21 maybe some will say to DEVELOP A FEEL (and forget about the scales), but I'm not there yet in my limited experience, the correct drag settings feel noticeable stiffer than what crew members like (they have preached loose drags) - it's confusing I can always back off the drag to let the fish make a few runs and get away from the boat to tire it out, but it's nice to know where drag setting are when I need to put max pressure on it

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