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Topic: Sturgeon snare question  (Read 3437 times)

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Pat R.

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It probably doesn't matter but witch would work better 1/8 or 3/16 coated cable for the snare, would the 1/8" work better in the cam lock.

Pat R


Dan V

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Mine is  made with 3/16" , the thicker cable works better than 1/8" ( better grip in the lock ) , plus the smaller diameter will not hold a loop as well making it a little tougher to lasso a dino .


Pat R.

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Good enough for me 3/16 it is.

Pat R


 

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