Spooling A Spinning Reel With Mono at Leona Mccray blog

Spooling A Spinning Reel With Mono. Today's video shows you how i spool my spinning reels with monofilament fishing line. To spool a spinning reel with mono, first, make sure the reel is properly attached to the rod. You must first attach a length of monofilament or fluorocarbon to the reel’s spool and knot it to the braid. Just a quick little how to video on how i spool mono line onto my reel! Whether you use monofilament, fluorocarbon or braid, putting line on a spinning reel incorrectly causes major twist. The stretch adds to the flexibility of the line, helping the hook to stay secured in the fishes mouth. Use a monofilament line if you’ll be fishing with floating baits. Then, thread the end of the mono line through the guide closest to the reel, open the bail, and wrap the line around the spool. Spinning reel (braid) spooling a reel with braid is slightly more complicated than mono and can be tricky if you haven't experienced this before. Before you start, it helps a lot to familiarize yourself with all the spinning reel parts. Braid is so much thinner at the same diameter than monofilament or fluorocarbon. I share with you the how and why and my. The following instructions on how to spool a fishing reel apply to either monofilament or fluorocarbon line (but if you’re using braid, refer to the section at the end of this article). If you enjoy it let me know, tight lines!

Whether you use monofilament, fluorocarbon or braid, putting line on a spinning reel incorrectly causes major twist. Today's video shows you how i spool my spinning reels with monofilament fishing line. To spool a spinning reel with mono, first, make sure the reel is properly attached to the rod. I share with you the how and why and my. You must first attach a length of monofilament or fluorocarbon to the reel’s spool and knot it to the braid. If you enjoy it let me know, tight lines! Before you start, it helps a lot to familiarize yourself with all the spinning reel parts. Braid is so much thinner at the same diameter than monofilament or fluorocarbon. Then, thread the end of the mono line through the guide closest to the reel, open the bail, and wrap the line around the spool. The stretch adds to the flexibility of the line, helping the hook to stay secured in the fishes mouth.

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Spooling A Spinning Reel With Mono Spinning reel (braid) spooling a reel with braid is slightly more complicated than mono and can be tricky if you haven't experienced this before. If you enjoy it let me know, tight lines! Use a monofilament line if you’ll be fishing with floating baits. Whether you use monofilament, fluorocarbon or braid, putting line on a spinning reel incorrectly causes major twist. The stretch adds to the flexibility of the line, helping the hook to stay secured in the fishes mouth. The following instructions on how to spool a fishing reel apply to either monofilament or fluorocarbon line (but if you’re using braid, refer to the section at the end of this article). Then, thread the end of the mono line through the guide closest to the reel, open the bail, and wrap the line around the spool. You must first attach a length of monofilament or fluorocarbon to the reel’s spool and knot it to the braid. Today's video shows you how i spool my spinning reels with monofilament fishing line. Before you start, it helps a lot to familiarize yourself with all the spinning reel parts. Just a quick little how to video on how i spool mono line onto my reel! Braid is so much thinner at the same diameter than monofilament or fluorocarbon. Spinning reel (braid) spooling a reel with braid is slightly more complicated than mono and can be tricky if you haven't experienced this before. I share with you the how and why and my. To spool a spinning reel with mono, first, make sure the reel is properly attached to the rod.