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Spooling a spin with braid?


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I picked up a stradic 8000 and want to spool it with a braid. Never did a reel for bigger game. How do you all spool it. I want to use 50# braid and a 10 yard top shot. Do you all do it youself or take it to a shop.

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Old 06-17-2008, 05:35 PM   #11 (permalink)
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and I thought I was the only one who used the "redneck" method for
loading spools under drag! little hint- DON'T try this on your wife's new carpet!!!!
I actually graduated to putting my screwdriver in a vice w/ an old spark
plug boot installed between the spool & vice for proper drag adjustments.
seems to work better(wife is hitting me less often)!
Like Mark sez, wear a belt or something, cause it's just like reeling
against 20# of drag. I also wet the spectra before spooling it, helps it get tighter.
I actually have a "rod" that I use. it's a broke-in-half old Daiwa that
seats all my offshore reels & has only 2 guides on it.
hope this helps
tight lines
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Old 06-17-2008, 08:27 PM   #12 (permalink)
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You guys are bunch of hillbilly carpet staining rednecks.


I've been using the device in the below picture for a couple of years. I clamp it to a table and sit in a portable folding stainless fighting chair with a gimbal from Boaters World. You can adjust the tension via a spring loaded drag. Sometimes it tightens itself as you spool. You can drag a three hundred pound table towards the fighting chair. That's when you get up and readjust the tension. (I've broken 80lb mono when the table moves) You can mount up to 5 pounds spools on it.
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You guys are bunch of hillbilly carpet staining rednecks.

where did that there fancy device come from? (the one with the line on it, not the rubber chinese shoes).
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mr bill - why am i not surprised you have some gadget to do this lol
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Old 06-17-2008, 08:53 PM   #15 (permalink)
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MrBill: How do you fit that portable fighting chair in that sorry, cheap single-wide of yours??? I'll swear to it: If one of us came up with a way to make a perfect copy of Michaelangelo's David, in pure Carrera marble, MrBill would post a picture of one he made in the third grade--in candy apple red, with lightning shooting out its ass!

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where did that there fancy device come from? (the one with the line on it, not the rubber chinese shoes).

I bought it on ebay. I think this is the same guy in the link below. Looks like he made some adjustments to the one I bought a couple years ago. I've spooled about a hundred reels with it and it's still going strong.

I didn't mean to put up that picture of my wore out crocks vs new ones.
I took the crock picture to enter a contest of the most wore out crocks. I still wear those green ones without any tread. They are my go to comfortable shoe.

LINE WIZZARD FISHING SPOOLER STREN BERKLEY PENN YOZURI - eBay (item 190230267067 end time Jun-23-08 13:42:19 PDT)
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MrBill: How do you fit that portable fighting chair in that sorry, cheap single-wide of yours???
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Your memory is going south. It's a double wide.
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Old 06-17-2008, 09:56 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Great ideas. Thanks. I like that tool. Might just pick one of those things up.
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MrBill:It's been going south a long, long time--almost to the south pole. You know, that really isn't a bad price for that sucker. I may have to have one as well.

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MrBill:It's been going south a long, long time--almost to the south pole. You know, that really isn't a bad price for that sucker. I may have to have one as well.

Russ

monkey-see, monkey-do......I just bought one of those devices off eBay in order to extend the life of my heavy-duty $1.99 screw driver for purposes other than spooling reels.

Uncle Russ, if you get one, you can return the wooden pasta spoon to the kitchen!
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