Loading fishing line on a spinning reel is a simple process, but many anglers have problems after loading the reel with new fishing line. There are a number of reasons for this, and I hope this brief explanation to eliminate you.
How many times have you seen or even do it yourself? You can buy a new spool and installing the line to have someone stick a pencil through the center of the lights of the coil axis, and as you continue, you will begin to roll the line on the spool. You fill the coil in which is located on the edge of the spool and I think you've done a good job.
Accept your reel is now full so that it connects to a hook and weight or maybe cast a lure and leave as soon as you open the coil hook line breaks like a spring that comes out. Now you get this mess cleaned up and the back of the reel line and try to pull the line to jump to the coil this time make sure you keep the line tight with your fingers to open the bail ah You have fixed the problem. Now, when you go to cast your line again is in a big mess that resembles a bird's nest built loosely.
Let me tell you it was me, and if you follow these simple steps will prevent 99% of these problems.
Start by tying the line on the reel is a simple process, so that continues. Just tie a knot on the one hand, the end of the line and tighten. Now put two rounds of the line around the reel spool and again a simple knot in your hand and pull the cord. Node attached to the end of the line is tight against the knot tied on the spool ends and tightened to pull the line. Then you can cut the top line left behind the first knot and you're ready to start filling the coil.
Place the spool of thread on the floor with the label facing up. Now, you want to be on the wire is directly under the rod tip. Take the line between your thumb and index finger so you can apply pressure to the line of what reel. You want to apply enough pressure you can feel the tension as you reel, but not so strong that it makes it difficult to turn the reel. Turn the reel handle and start implementing the line after a few rounds of the handle. You can reduce the rod tip slightly to the reel line, suspended from the tip of the coil rod should hang straight, if twisted thread just turn and repeat the process. The line should now pass directly without twisting.
After hanging up without twisting when you remove the line voltage you are ready to start loading the reel spool with line. Continue applying enough pressure with the index finger and thumb of the line reel. Once the line is within an eighth of an inch from the lip and winding the reel is now fully loaded with coils of line. If you use a thick line on the reel say anything over 25 pounds of proof that you can give a little more space between the line and the edge of the spool as.
You are now ready to start fishing and you need to keep in line with the coil to get the touch annoying.
How many times have you seen or even do it yourself? You can buy a new spool and installing the line to have someone stick a pencil through the center of the lights of the coil axis, and as you continue, you will begin to roll the line on the spool. You fill the coil in which is located on the edge of the spool and I think you've done a good job.
Accept your reel is now full so that it connects to a hook and weight or maybe cast a lure and leave as soon as you open the coil hook line breaks like a spring that comes out. Now you get this mess cleaned up and the back of the reel line and try to pull the line to jump to the coil this time make sure you keep the line tight with your fingers to open the bail ah You have fixed the problem. Now, when you go to cast your line again is in a big mess that resembles a bird's nest built loosely.
Let me tell you it was me, and if you follow these simple steps will prevent 99% of these problems.
Start by tying the line on the reel is a simple process, so that continues. Just tie a knot on the one hand, the end of the line and tighten. Now put two rounds of the line around the reel spool and again a simple knot in your hand and pull the cord. Node attached to the end of the line is tight against the knot tied on the spool ends and tightened to pull the line. Then you can cut the top line left behind the first knot and you're ready to start filling the coil.
Place the spool of thread on the floor with the label facing up. Now, you want to be on the wire is directly under the rod tip. Take the line between your thumb and index finger so you can apply pressure to the line of what reel. You want to apply enough pressure you can feel the tension as you reel, but not so strong that it makes it difficult to turn the reel. Turn the reel handle and start implementing the line after a few rounds of the handle. You can reduce the rod tip slightly to the reel line, suspended from the tip of the coil rod should hang straight, if twisted thread just turn and repeat the process. The line should now pass directly without twisting.
After hanging up without twisting when you remove the line voltage you are ready to start loading the reel spool with line. Continue applying enough pressure with the index finger and thumb of the line reel. Once the line is within an eighth of an inch from the lip and winding the reel is now fully loaded with coils of line. If you use a thick line on the reel say anything over 25 pounds of proof that you can give a little more space between the line and the edge of the spool as.
You are now ready to start fishing and you need to keep in line with the coil to get the touch annoying.