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Cakey
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nice one Mark
just one thing where did you get your brew making spool holder and what model ???
just one thing where did you get your brew making spool holder and what model ???
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Fred Bonney
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I've got one Cakey,they aint cheap mate!
Deanos
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I would get a patent on that! Korum will have one out in no time I can tell you.
(incidentally, if you have a fat person who lives in your house, wait until they go to sleep on the sofa, then wedge a pencil (with the line spool on) between their fat legs whilst you load the spool up, a natural breaking action will take place as the spool rubs against the nylon leg warmers that a lot of fat women wear....well, me mam does anyway).
(incidentally, if you have a fat person who lives in your house, wait until they go to sleep on the sofa, then wedge a pencil (with the line spool on) between their fat legs whilst you load the spool up, a natural breaking action will take place as the spool rubs against the nylon leg warmers that a lot of fat women wear....well, me mam does anyway).
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Cakey
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got one too Fred but I thought I might trade it in for a later model
Mark do they do it in a pump up model ??
Mark do they do it in a pump up model ??
I've had 3 of those Cakey, and not only are they very pricey, they don't last either!
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Nigel Connor(ACA ,SAA)
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LOL!!
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Cakey
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hahaha
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Fred Bonney
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Poor,poor,Peter!/forum/smilies/crying_smiley.gif
Mark Wintle
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Cakey,
I think Ron had a pump up model...
I think Ron had a pump up model...
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Should NEVER windline onto a fixed spool reel using the pencil method or allowing the spool to spin. The line should always come off the spool the same way the bail arm turns, else you will end up spooling your reel up with severely twisted line.
Pencil method is fine if you are using a multipler or centrepin though.
Pencil method is fine if you are using a multipler or centrepin though.
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Fred Bonney
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I've never had a problem doing it that way!
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Cakey
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nor me
Mark Wintle
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Nor me!
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Nor me but I do it under water ./forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif
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Cakey
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I cant swim....................
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You only need to sink to be underwater...
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Cakey
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but if I sink how do Iget back up?
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Climb up the line.
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Laurie Harper
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I've always wondered about this. I reckon that, yes, if you wind the line onto the reel the "wrong" way, it will be twisted <u>onthe spool of the reel</u>. However, when you cast and it comes off the spool, those twists will undo themslves at the same rate as they went on, meaning the line youhave out (i.e, the line you are actually fishing with) will not be twisted. Have I explained that badly?
'Ive tried it both ways - allowing for the way the bail arm rotates and just putting the line spool on a pencil and letting it spin - and I find the "wrong" way doesn't cause me problems. The "right" way does... The only time I suffer from line twist is if I have used the clutch a lot. The lack of bog fish I hook means that doesn't happen often...
'Ive tried it both ways - allowing for the way the bail arm rotates and just putting the line spool on a pencil and letting it spin - and I find the "wrong" way doesn't cause me problems. The "right" way does... The only time I suffer from line twist is if I have used the clutch a lot. The lack of bog fish I hook means that doesn't happen often...
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Laurie Harper
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Er, that should read big fish...