How to Spool Your Reels for High Speed Wahoo Trolling (Full Video)

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In this video, Archie Gandionco, Strike-Zone Fishing Guide, explains how to properly line up your reel for Wahoo fishing. This includes how to wind line on the reel and how to mark the line with the traditional way of using rigging floss, how to seamlessly splice hollow core braided lines, tie two different loop connections called the Bimini Twist and the Hollow Core Splice Loop, attaching a snap swivel and why it is important to label your reels.
Key Topics Include:
Winding line on the reel
Marking line with rigging floss
Seamlessly splicing hollow core braided lines
Two types of loop connections for attaching a snap swivel
Hollow Core
Bimini Twist
Attaching a snap swivel with an offshore loop (Cat’s Paw)
Labeling your reels
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[@ehickey73]

That might have been the best video on rigging up reels and line I’ve seen 🤙🏼 nice work

[@theOzb18]

this guy is clearly a badass....awesome video

[@brianmaurer4264]

Got a definite sub from me!! Awesome video!!

[@edwardta7390]

Awesome video!1

[@Grady252]

Can I use 100# mono topshot into my 200# Hollow Core without worrying about it slipping out? Of course I would do the serve, but just want to see if this ratio is ok?

[@JeffSmith-eq3kc]

Depends on the thickness of the 100lb mono but usually I'd say yes. Might go 130 to be safe.

[@RStout59]

What was the purpose of the tape in the spindle?

[@JeffSmith-eq3kc]

Corrosion

[@MrGavo1978]

Stops the line from slipping on the spool