03-04-2020, 04:35 AM
Why Waste $1,000's Spent on Line? Re-use or Give it Away!
Every year i spend easily over a $1,000 just on spooling my reels. Now i'm using Soft Steel fishing line (ie Eminent Braid, Stretchable/Invisible Fluorocarbon, & Premium/Ultra Premium Monofilament). I need to strip off the "not so older line" that's still good & replace it w/Soft Steel line. My Big Water Fishon Spooler by Sportsman Innovations is great, though it's a basic spooler & line stripper.
It doesn't have the capability of saving the older original line. But i found a way. Used Ribbon Spools. My friend Jeff Konn gave me used ribbon spools left over from Christmas. With these spools i now can save the newer line in good condition. With the unit's attachments i couldn't save the stripped line. Now i can. So i'll show you how to do it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBI5zaAtjIc![[Image: 2-Pic.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/n8gyrPq/2-Pic.jpg)
Every year i spend easily over a $1,000 just on spooling my reels. Now i'm using Soft Steel fishing line (ie Eminent Braid, Stretchable/Invisible Fluorocarbon, & Premium/Ultra Premium Monofilament). I need to strip off the "not so older line" that's still good & replace it w/Soft Steel line. My Big Water Fishon Spooler by Sportsman Innovations is great, though it's a basic spooler & line stripper.
It doesn't have the capability of saving the older original line. But i found a way. Used Ribbon Spools. My friend Jeff Konn gave me used ribbon spools left over from Christmas. With these spools i now can save the newer line in good condition. With the unit's attachments i couldn't save the stripped line. Now i can. So i'll show you how to do it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBI5zaAtjIc