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Line Preferences
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Line Preferences
Backlash Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:31 am
We're thinking about putting together an reel maintenance workshop over the winter months and one thing that we're thinking about offering an opportunity to re-spool your reels. If interested, let know what type and # test line that you primarily use.
Ex= (Braid, 20#)
Ex= (Braid, 20#)
Backlash- Admin
- Join date : 2010-08-23
Location : Fayetteville, NC -
Re: Line Preferences
Deepblu505 Fri Aug 27, 2010 4:55 pm
Sounds good to me . I mostly use Braid @ 20#. Looking forward to the up coming programs.
Deepblu505- Guide
- Join date : 2010-08-24
Age : 64
Location : Fayetteville, NC -
Re: Line Preferences
Snagged Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:18 pm
I use 20 lb braid, primarily because I only have two medium rods. The way I figure, 20 lb braid is a good all around line to use so that I'm not constantly changing out my line to match what I'm fishing for.
Snagged- Avid Angler
- Join date : 2010-09-07
Location : Raeford, NC
Re: Line Preferences
Backlash Wed Sep 08, 2010 11:37 pm
Anybody know how much Gander or A.K McClallums charges to re-line a reel per foot? No doubt that they have different prices for mono and braid. Just wondering if anyone has a tackle shop spool their reel and how much it cost.
Backlash- Admin
- Join date : 2010-08-23
Location : Fayetteville, NC -
Re: Line Preferences
kjgallaher Sun Nov 07, 2010 4:00 pm
I also like fluorescent yellow/green in 17-20# for trolling. Don't like to troll with braid. Gander and West Marine don't charge to re-spool. They just make you buy the line first.
Keith
Keith
kjgallaher- New Angler
- Join date : 2010-11-05
Age : 68
Location : Fayetteville, NC -
Line Prefeence - Reel Maint./Repair
Mike Davis Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:47 pm
I'm pretty unsophisticated when it comes to line preference...as I am with most 'technical' aspects of fishing. I mostly go with whatever happens to be on the reel when I get it and adjust the drag so it lets line out before it breaks.
Unsophisticated?? Read: Simplistic and/or Moronic...reflecting on the old adage: Ignorance is Bliss. But, I do catch one now & then and I enjoy learning all kinds of new stuff.
Having acquired several reels at a yard sale, including spinning & bait casting reels, all of which have been unused for several years and have old, sometimes ragged, line on them, I'd be happy to bring some to a reel maint./repair class and accept any suggestions on what kinds of line would be best for them.
If a reel maint./repair class were to be as well planned & presented as the rod making class, I'd REALLY like to participate.
Unsophisticated?? Read: Simplistic and/or Moronic...reflecting on the old adage: Ignorance is Bliss. But, I do catch one now & then and I enjoy learning all kinds of new stuff.
Having acquired several reels at a yard sale, including spinning & bait casting reels, all of which have been unused for several years and have old, sometimes ragged, line on them, I'd be happy to bring some to a reel maint./repair class and accept any suggestions on what kinds of line would be best for them.
If a reel maint./repair class were to be as well planned & presented as the rod making class, I'd REALLY like to participate.
Mike Davis- New Angler
- Join date : 2010-08-24
Location : Northeast Fayetteville -
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