coiling throwbag line

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16 years 10 months ago #131043 by spiritsk8
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I have a wever throw bag with the throw line it came with it has to be the worst line to coil dose anyone have any hints to give me to coil the line and and keep it in the bag neatly???? Thanks Dean

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16 years 10 months ago #131044 by ohiomp84
Replied by ohiomp84 on topic Re:coiling throwbag line
I personally never coil any line, throw, climbing or rigging. i use 3-5 gallon buckets with lids for all my gear, and my throwline gets flaked into the bottom of one, then a plastic divider gets laid on top of it. Keeps it tangle free, and separated from the rest of my gear, without having to buy a throwline bag.

I know some people prefer coiling, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I dont like to, it just seems to introduce too many kinks and twists to the line.

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16 years 10 months ago - 16 years 10 months ago #131045 by moss
Replied by moss on topic Re:coiling throwbag line
Depends on what type of throwline you're using. For slickline the bucket is great, just flake it (not coil it) into the bucket. If you don't want to carry a bucket into the woods then wrap the Slicklne in a figure eight coil between your elbow and thumb, this is the technique Treeman teaches in the BTCC. When you get to the tree flake the line from the coil onto the ground or a small tarp or your shirt to throw.

For the skinny throwlines you always want to flake them into your container. The bigger the opening on the container the easier it is to flake the line in and the easier it comes out when you throw. New Tribe sells a big yellow bag that works great for the skinny throwlines:
Big Line Mug and you can also stuff Slickline into it but you'll need to flake it on the ground to throw

The ultimate in luxury and ease for the skinny lines is the Falthheimer cube or the Sherrill domestic version. This is a durable folding cube that allows you to have a throwbag pre-attached to each end of a flaked throwline. It folds up small, easy to carry. When you get to the tree just open and throw. It's very quick to reload the cube on missed throws and is really helpful when you're in the woods with all kinds of sticks and shrubs etc. on the ground. Well worth the money, look in this category on Sherrill
Throwline, Big Shot & Weights > Throwline Storage
-moss
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