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Right, it can be frustrating at first, but you just need to give it a shot.I forget what the heck my dad used to use on my line but I have another idea that might work just as well. go to a hobby shop that sells foam for building R/C planes out of
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Stringing a rod isn't difficult, it just takes practice. For that matter, I prefer to use a heavier line to make it easier on me. I prefer ten pound test and above. Tying knots in the line is the tricky part, but it too can be done with practic
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You use something like a pencil or a metal rod there might be a hole in the middle of the spool, if not, make one, its just paper and the spindle is hollow in the middle. Then you start wrapping around the reel until that spool is full, using another
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Well I guess I just have to get it wrapped around the spool in the right way.
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no reason you can't string it yourself, it does take a bit of creativity and a bit of McGeiver spirit to pull it off but its not impossible.
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I have an open reel. It's a rather nice one, I'll just have to get someone to string it for me.
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Ah cool. I've been to Cabela's but not that many times. Is it an open or closed reel? I like the open reels because I feel it flows more easily when you cast the line. They don't all have a trigger built in like mine, but you don
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I got mine from Cabela's. It was a display model, out of box, but by display model I mean pick it up and go. I think it might be medium action, it's an open reel and the rod itself is about 6 feet long, more like 6 and a half.
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well is your ugly stiick a light action, medium what. I like medium action rods because it can go from stream to river. My dda likes light before of the feeling you get the tip bends so far and its easier ot notice a fish on the hook. I haven't
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Hello everyone. So, I bought a brand new fishing pole today, an Ugly Stick rod and reel combo. It came without line and that's my question. I'll be fishing for mainly walleye, perch and largemouth bass. Has anyone got line recommendations?
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