Problem with line wrapping up for n Colorado blade?

[born 2 fish]

Problem with line wrapping around Colorado blade. Damm auto correct

I was fishing last night using a slone agravator short arm and my line kept twisting around the blade and arm anyone know why this was happening. I was using 15lb mono

[pabasshawk]

Sometimes when you cast a spinnerbait it will catch the wind and tumble causing the line to wrap around the baits arm, a short arm spinnerbait like a agravator wraps even easier. Try a little drag on the line with your thumb as you cast, not enough to cause it to slow down to much, but enough to keep the bait from tumbling.

[dabassking]

Could it be helicoptering on the fall and tangling up then?

[white gambler]

Just another idea, any extra memory in your line could be the culprit also.

[born 2 fish]

Could it be helicoptering on the fall and tangling up then?

This might be it considering I was letting it fall to the bottom and slow rolling it back.

[phoenix5252]

cut a small piece of rubber tubing and put it on the line in front of your spinnerbait and have the line running trough it and on top of your linetie. , works for me. I use them at night a lot and that has fixed that issue. We even make some 1 inch ones with aluminum, but we powder paint them so the aluminum wont cut our line. They will both fix your issue though.

[born 2 fish]

cut a small piece of rubber tubing and put it on the line in front of your spinnerbait and have the line running trough it and on top of your linetie. , works for me. I use them at night a lot and that has fixed that issue. We even make some 1 inch ones with aluminum, but we powder paint them so the aluminum wont cut our line. They will both fix your issue though.

Thanks I will definitely give it a shot.

[BassVoodoo]

the comment above about "memory" in your line....I would think the 15lb mono was stiff enough but maybe not. I throw most all moving baits on Flouro for the "memory or stiffness" to the line so it doesn't get caught up in the hooks/blades. But I agree on those gusty days the cast and bait catching tons of wind (helicoptering) does happen occasionally.

[born 2 fish]

the comment above about "memory" in your line....I would think the 15lb mono was stiff enough but maybe not. I throw most all moving baits on Flouro for the "memory or stiffness" to the line so it doesn't get caught up in the hooks/blades. But I agree on those gusty days the cast and bait catching tons of wind (helicoptering) does happen occasionally.

There was no wind that night.

[BassVoodoo]

There was no wind that night.

When casting my LARGE topwater baits....I have found when I over exaggerate the motion of my cast (which is a roll cast) it brings the bait in line with the direction of the cast and the "helicoptering" goes away. works for me. Something to try.