Line twist can be a common issue when using lures, but there are several techniques you can use to prevent it. Firstly, make sure your reel is spooled correctly, with the line coming off the spool in the same direction as it was wound on. This can help reduce twist from the start. Additionally, using a swivel or a leader can also help minimize line twist. Swivels rotate freely, allowing the lure to spin without twisting the line. Leaders are a separate piece of line attached between your main line and the lure, absorbing some of the twist. Another tip is to avoid abrupt changes in speed or direction when retrieving your lure, as this can cause the lure to spin and introduce twist into the line. Lastly, periodically check your line for any signs of twist and if you notice any, you can let out line behind the boat and troll for a short distance to allow the line to untwist.

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