Fishing Reel Submerged In Water at Manuel Coffey blog

Fishing Reel Submerged In Water. I was out wading and briefly put down my rod on the bank, where the reel (shimano nexave fl) was slightly submerged in water. The reel will need to be stripped down and fully serviced as soon as possible to avoid corrosion of the internal and external parts. If you bought it new, you should have gotten a schematic breakdown of the reel. My second kayak trip i dropped my spinning reel in saltwater and it got completely submerged. It depends on the quality of the reel, and how long it's been fully submerged for. However, if your reel gets submerged in water or exposed to salt air, it can develop corrosion and cause irreversible damage. If not, you'll be able to find. Your reel is likely just fine. When i opened up the rod storage this afternoon i noticed about 2 of water in the storage compartment and my bottom two reels were. Really may not even need new grease, just pop apart, separate the parts, spray bottle fresh water, air dry, and reassemble. If it was a quick dunk, not an issue, give it a rinse under tap water and let.

When i opened up the rod storage this afternoon i noticed about 2 of water in the storage compartment and my bottom two reels were. My second kayak trip i dropped my spinning reel in saltwater and it got completely submerged. It depends on the quality of the reel, and how long it's been fully submerged for. I was out wading and briefly put down my rod on the bank, where the reel (shimano nexave fl) was slightly submerged in water. The reel will need to be stripped down and fully serviced as soon as possible to avoid corrosion of the internal and external parts. Really may not even need new grease, just pop apart, separate the parts, spray bottle fresh water, air dry, and reassemble. Your reel is likely just fine. If it was a quick dunk, not an issue, give it a rinse under tap water and let. However, if your reel gets submerged in water or exposed to salt air, it can develop corrosion and cause irreversible damage. If you bought it new, you should have gotten a schematic breakdown of the reel.

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Fishing Reel Submerged In Water The reel will need to be stripped down and fully serviced as soon as possible to avoid corrosion of the internal and external parts. It depends on the quality of the reel, and how long it's been fully submerged for. However, if your reel gets submerged in water or exposed to salt air, it can develop corrosion and cause irreversible damage. If not, you'll be able to find. I was out wading and briefly put down my rod on the bank, where the reel (shimano nexave fl) was slightly submerged in water. When i opened up the rod storage this afternoon i noticed about 2 of water in the storage compartment and my bottom two reels were. The reel will need to be stripped down and fully serviced as soon as possible to avoid corrosion of the internal and external parts. Really may not even need new grease, just pop apart, separate the parts, spray bottle fresh water, air dry, and reassemble. If it was a quick dunk, not an issue, give it a rinse under tap water and let. Your reel is likely just fine. If you bought it new, you should have gotten a schematic breakdown of the reel. My second kayak trip i dropped my spinning reel in saltwater and it got completely submerged.