The line-cleaner was developed for a customer. It is
useful to clean the line to prevent the machine from sand
or water if it is used on sandy ground or in foggy weather.
The line cleaner has to be sticked in ground 2 yards in
front of the machine. It also prevents loose loops on
the reel. It is recommended for beginners.
This line expand before it tear up.
So a short strong hit couldn't tear it.
On long distances the line needs a little more time
to transfer the changes of speed from the coursing machine
to the lure. Because the line expands and constricts
I prefer a combination of the monofil line and the braided
line.
The braided line is stronger than the monofil line but
inelastic. Short hits (when the lure hits the pulley at
high speed) could cause tear up.
The big advantage of the line is its inelastic property.
Speed changes from the coursing machine are directly transfered
to the lure. The speed of the lure can be controled very
precise.
If the line tears up because the lure hits in the machine,
it could be difficult to find the end of the line. It
is recommended to use these marker about one yard before
the end of line.
The fur lure ca. 1ft to 1 1/2ft long canadian
foxtail (light weight, but bushy with excellent pulling
properties).
The fur lure is equiped with a vortex and a hook. The
vortex prevents the line from drilling when the fur rotates
(normally happens around the pulleys).