Fishing near structures can be challenging due to the risk of line breakage. To prevent this, use a heavier test line than usual to withstand potential abrasion against the structure. Consider using braided lines, which are more resistant to abrasion than monofilament lines. Additionally, set your drag properly to allow the fish to run without putting too much pressure on the line. When a fish takes refuge in a structure, try to maneuver your boat to change the angle and reduce the direct pull on the line. Lastly, if possible, try to lure the fish away from the structure by applying gentle pressure and guiding it towards open water.

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Angling Techniques Braided Lines Line Breakage Fishing Near Structures Drag Setting