In that case, this guide will simply serve as a trip down memory lane and will be removed or renamed.
the removal of 'hotspots') that render this guide completely and utterly obsolete. Still, I'm confident that the vast majority of the information presented here should be useful and accurate, until such a time when major changes are made to Fishing Planet (i.e. I'd also appreciate it if fellow anglers would share their fishing methods to help keep this guide up-to-date, as maintaining the accuracy and comprehensiveness of a guide this size is no small task. If anyone finds other information here that doesn't seem to be working, please let me know in the comments. Known sections that may have unreliable data have been marked as such. To be honest, I don't fish that often anymore, so updates may be very infrequent. I realise parts of this guide may be outdated. As more information comes to light, this guide should be continuously updated and refined. I do not claim that the strategies listed here are the most effective or the only ways to catch any given fish. You will be suprized the limits of your gear.The purpose of this guide is to provide a quick reference regarding known and proven ways of obtaining various fish and dealing with miscellaneous problems. and fish at drag 2 untill you catch a fish. If your pole and reel say max limit 10lbs, try 20lbs test line. Use the 50% as drag 3 as your base as to if you will break your pole or not, then go from there. Even if its says you risk breaking the pole. When i used 12lbs test line, i could reel in a fish at 2 drag, if a fish was under 23 lbs i could use drag 3 but with a high risk of it breaking the line. i would be able to pull in a fish of this size, but it would be a back and forth fight. so a 30 lbs fish at this setting would create a tension of 15lbs. Meaning at 3 drag, it causes 50% tension. I may be wrong here, but from testing it would seem the drag does infact act like a Clutch.
With this set up i can reel in a 25lbs fish on 3 drag with no problem, even 4 drag on some.If i were to follow what the poles limit was, i would think 10.5 lbs test would cause the pole to break. Recently i have seen a lot of complaints about the Drag, and how it works on cetain rods and reels.Īfter testing, i think most people do not understand why it works or how it works the way it does.įirst off the Max limits for rods and reels are missleading.
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