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"Shakedown Sunday"

John Corrigan begins the semi-ritualized process of preparing for a first day on a fish-filled New Hampshire pond. "An important shakedown ritual is to strip all of the floating lines from their spools, pull them through a cloth moistened with cleaner/lubricant, stretch to remove the kinks, and then wind them tightly back onto the spool. Another shakedown ritual is to sort through leftover leaders and tie a knot called a perfection loop in the butt end of any that are sold unfinished." In the Concord Monitor.

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