Am I the only one who didn't know this? A really good tip for putting the line on a fixed spool reel to avoid any tangles, why isn't this put on the box?
Terry.
Thanks terry
Who knew??
Me but have you seen this spooler ?
Alternatively use a multiplier lol
I was convinced he was going to Bash a BIG nail in there to hold it down.
When I try that it leaps up and runs across the floor. <img alt=":lol:" data-emoticon="" src="/emoticons/default_laugh.png" title=":lol:" />
But if you listen to what he says about the correct way because of the memory.
He then sits it in warm water to " reset the memory"
So it sounds like " wind it anyway you want " and leave it in the water long enough to drink a bottle of Doombar. <img alt=";)" data-emoticon="" height="20" src="/emoticons/default_wink.png" srcset="/emoticons/wink@2x.png 2x" title=";)" width="20" />
Very good Martin.
Do I still get the Doombar ?
QuoteMe but have you seen this spooler ?
plenty around for under £20 .
It has to be the way to go
Would this apply to multipliers as well? I often get line snagged in mine. It somehow forms a loop and it then passes through the loop and jams up. Must be doing something wrong. Any ideas?
Rob
That’s because you take your thumb off the spool too soon you dumb ass.
But there, you are young and you will soon learn 🤞🤞
Another tip you might find helpful. When using the rod butt to hold the reel thread the line through the rod ring on the butt, then hold the butt so that the line is vertical over the spool ,this will stop the spool jumping around. Having been a tournament caster for many years, respooling reels is part of the sport 😜 sometimes 20 times in a tournament. Multiplier or fixed spool the same principle applies when spooling.
Thanks that's more useful than Greg's comments.....but good to know I'm still young!😀
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