Throw line and throw weights and techniques

[silky fox]

Exactly Mr G

[silky fox]

When i'm in the money i shall get a Ropeknight just because i like the over engineering of it and it's a work of art plus i'm obsessed with throwlining:)

[Gerbutt]

They do look good. My favourite thing recently is the simple trigger set up I made for my big shot. Now I'm climbing srt it's great being able to get high accurate shots straight away!

[silky fox]

Nice!....OMT had a trigger realese on his big shot....nice add on.

[Gerbutt]

Yes it was his that was the inspiration for mine 👍

[Will Heal]

Hi, I never used a throwline much before but I've been deadwooding woodland beech this week and have to use a throwline for all of them. I have been surprised at my improvement in height and accuracy in just a couple of days, although I find it easier to throw one handed than with two.

My question is should I stick with one handed throwing or will I get better throws eventually with 2?

[silky fox]

2 will increase you height and in my opinion accuracy. I used to take mine out and practice for hours....if you picture it in your head going over you WILL improve....just does.

[Adam Bourne]

2 will increase you height and in my opinion accuracy. I used to take mine out and practice for hours....if you picture it in your head going over you WILL improve....just does.

 

 

Not for everyone IMO. I'm very accurate up to about 80ft one handed. Can't throw with 2 for toffee.

[silky fox]

I've heard from Ian that you do indeed have a powerful right handed wrist action:p:p:D

[Will Heal]

Thanks guys I'll keep trying with both