Throwing the line in such a way inside water you are jot able to see if it comes out in the right and same direction so you.maybe have spins in your line
I always spool my spinning reel by putting the spool on the floor after soaking it in water for a few minutes and put it down on the floor so that it comes off the spool in the same direction that the spinning reel is turning. Look at the face of your reel as it turns and notice the direction. If it spins clockwise you want the line coming off the spool counter clockwise. And vice versa. Orienting the spool wrong twists up your line. Learnt that from Bill Dance years ago and it ain't NEVER fail me yet! If you do get line twist while fishing, just reel your bait up to the rod tip an inch or 2 from the end and invert your rod allowing the bait to hang free and it will untwist itself! Thanks Bill! Works EVER TIME!
Bro i watch all the crappie videos on youtube and you and Richard Gene are by far the best. Anyone can make fishing videos but the two of you are the most informative, relatable, and genuine. I can tell you really want everyone to be successful and love fishing. Pro tip. The more videos 4-6 min long the more subscribers you will get.
Hi, Brandon! I wound my spinning reel with monofilament line, and it was only AFTER I wound the entire reel that I discovered that the line was on the reel incorrectly... it was spinning off the reel every time I tried a cast. I thought I would have to unwind the entire reel and start over with a new spool, but I ran across your video! My reel was already spooled, but I thought why not try pouring water over the spooled line on the reel? I poured a full cup of warm water over the spooled line, waited a minute or so, and then tried a few long casts. I was very gratified to see the line come off the reel without twisting. So, your solution using water will work on fishing line that is not spooled or that is spooled already! A low bow in your direction, sir... I wish you many tight lines!!
Awesome advice Buddy. Ive been doing this for years but I put mine in a bucket of warm water. What it does is flips back and forth to prevent the twists You have a very informative channel brother I've been enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing
Let my line soak in a bucket for a couple days and then did this method and there was no coils coming off the line like it normally would! so this will be my new method for spooling mono thanks!
Very helpful. I will try that. Thanks and havagudun Brandon. To all viewers- Please help support the Shriners Hospitals for Children. Patient care regardless of ability to pay. Rides to and from hospitals for parents/guardians and much more. Thanks again Brandon.
Nothing wrong with what your doing. I've found it best to use braid with flouro or mono leader. If I use straight mono, I like to remove the full spool off the reel and soak for few minutes in warm water to create the spool memory. Tight lines!
*Bought a 500 for an ultralight rod. It's very smooth **enjoyable.fishing** recommend casts great. One odd thing- the bale wire is a bit heavy diameter in my opinion for a reel of this size. But a great purchase.*
I soak my line over nite in water before spooling. Great tip. And freaking beautiful boat!! My buddy just got his and paid 82 grand for it. Crazy how expensive boats are now.
Took my brand new Battle II 5000 for a spin yesterday for the very first time and I hooked a 20lb yellowtail using a Ugly Stik X2 (medium hard) rod ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . This combo was recommended on some website and it did not disappoint me. The reel is smooth, the drag click is pretty cool cause i think it adds to the excitement of fighting the fish, personally the drag is my favorite part. I use braid and 300 yards will fill the entire spool. This combo is my main setup from now on although I have to disclose I am new to fishing.
Yep it works fir me. If I may add Sir. If you have a reel spooled up now and has line twists do this. While your on the body of water in your boat. Remove the jig or whatever you may have tied on. Free spool enough line overboard to the side of your boat as your moving along slowly. Once there is enough line free spooled out to allow the line to free spool off on its own, move up your speed some and let your line free spool off as your moving. Once it is off enough to suit you, let it run few seconds, then flip your bell or whatever and start reeling the line back onto the reel as your still moving along. That works as well to remove twist.Hope that helps someone to.
I've got a quarter pound spool of vicious 4 lb test on the way right now I'd never seen anybody use that method to spool their spinning reel but I'll give it a try! I greatly appreciate the video because I was asking the question how you keep it from getting all kicked up because I had a horrible experience with Mr crappy 4 lb. I appreciate it. 😁👌
Just tried this trick using a pale of water, and the spool largely stayed in one place without flipping. I ended up with highly twisted line that wrapped around the pole when left free. 😳 I ended up pulling the line off across the yard and letting it unwind as I reeled it back onto the reel. It's now very flat with no twist. No idea what I did wrong.
@@Drunkrobbb it just speeds up the process. No need to take all the line off the reel because you are never going to use the bottom half of it. Plus your spool of line will last a lot longer if you tie to the backing and only fill what’s needed of the spool on the reel.
Once on waters. I troll a jerk bait on a snap swivel barrel and go far till the line almost ends, give it a few tugs or 30 seconds, start reel in and bam line is straight got a striper bass along with it.
I always just cut about 10 yards of the line off every 5 trips give or take. Seems like you're wasting a lot of good line changing the entire reel out.
A reel is not performing to its full potential if it’s not full of line. That’s probably the single biggest mistake I see people make. I like to keep my line fresh, and my spool full, but do what works for you. Thanks for watching!
75 years old and been fishing since I was 8. Your never too old to learn so thanks for the tip, I will give it a try.
I'm 71 and appreciated the lesson too
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Throwing the line in such a way inside water you are jot able to see if it comes out in the right and same direction so you.maybe have spins in your line
I always spool my spinning reel by putting the spool on the floor after soaking it in water for a few minutes and put it down on the floor so that it comes off the spool in the same direction that the spinning reel is turning. Look at the face of your reel as it turns and notice the direction. If it spins clockwise you want the line coming off the spool counter clockwise. And vice versa. Orienting the spool wrong twists up your line. Learnt that from Bill Dance years ago and it ain't NEVER fail me yet! If you do get line twist while fishing, just reel your bait up to the rod tip an inch or 2 from the end and invert your rod allowing the bait to hang free and it will untwist itself! Thanks Bill! Works EVER TIME!
Bro i watch all the crappie videos on youtube and you and Richard Gene are by far the best. Anyone can make fishing videos but the two of you are the most informative, relatable, and genuine. I can tell you really want everyone to be successful and love fishing. Pro tip. The more videos 4-6 min long the more subscribers you will get.
I've looked at many videos the last 3 months and yours are by far the best and easiest way to spool a spinning reel. Thanks!!!!!!!
Great tip👍!!! Never had seen that and will most definitely fill my reel's that way from now on. Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for watching!
Hi, Brandon! I wound my spinning reel with monofilament line, and it was only AFTER I wound the entire reel that I discovered that the line was on the reel incorrectly... it was spinning off the reel every time I tried a cast. I thought I would have to unwind the entire reel and start over with a new spool, but I ran across your video! My reel was already spooled, but I thought why not try pouring water over the spooled line on the reel? I poured a full cup of warm water over the spooled line, waited a minute or so, and then tried a few long casts. I was very gratified to see the line come off the reel without twisting. So, your solution using water will work on fishing line that is not spooled or that is spooled already! A low bow in your direction, sir... I wish you many tight lines!!
Awesome advice Buddy. Ive been doing this for years but I put mine in a bucket of warm water. What it does is flips back and forth to prevent the twists You have a very informative channel brother I've been enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Getting into learning more about crappie fishing, I have trout and bass fishing down .however crappie still learning more everyday Thanks for the info
Love it. That's how We used to spool reels fishing salt water on tge sport boats. We put the spool in the bait tank and spool our reels that way
Let my line soak in a bucket for a couple days and then did this method and there was no coils coming off the line like it normally would! so this will be my new method for spooling mono thanks!
Hi Brandon....I just found your video and I had to say Thank you . Perfect.
Wow!!! I done had me some 4lb ordered. Can't wait to try that. Thanks for the tip.
Hope it helps you. Thanks for watching!
I love techniques that are simple.
Very helpful. I will try that. Thanks and havagudun Brandon. To all viewers- Please help support the Shriners Hospitals for Children. Patient care regardless of ability to pay. Rides to and from hospitals for parents/guardians and much more. Thanks again Brandon.
Nothing wrong with what your doing. I've found it best to use braid with flouro or mono leader. If I use straight mono, I like to remove the full spool off the reel and soak for few minutes in warm water to create the spool memory. Tight lines!
Awesome video and Thanks for sharing 👍🏻 I've watched 4 of your videos and learned alot. Thanks and take care Brother
Wow! I’ve spooled miles of 4 lb test, never seen this method. Thank you sir!!!
I fill my reel up then put the spool in a glass of warm water for 5-10 min. It somehow changes the line memory to match the reel spool. No line twist!
@@naugrim316 thanks for the advice! I’m going fishing tomorrow, it’s too hot to hunt. I’m off this week. Crappie !!! Fish sticks!!
That's good stuff. That has to be one of the biggest headaches in fishing. You can bet I'm trying it. Thanks Brandon.
Give it a try. Thanks for watching!
*Bought a 500 for an ultralight rod. It's very smooth **enjoyable.fishing** recommend casts great. One odd thing- the bale wire is a bit heavy diameter in my opinion for a reel of this size. But a great purchase.*
I soak my line over nite in water before spooling. Great tip. And freaking beautiful boat!! My buddy just got his and paid 82 grand for it. Crazy how expensive boats are now.
Took my brand new Battle II 5000 for a spin yesterday for the very first time and I hooked a 20lb yellowtail using a Ugly Stik X2 (medium hard) rod ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . This combo was recommended on some website and it did not disappoint me. The reel is smooth, the drag click is pretty cool cause i think it adds to the excitement of fighting the fish, personally the drag is my favorite part. I use braid and 300 yards will fill the entire spool. This combo is my main setup from now on although I have to disclose I am new to fishing.
That's amazing. Thanks, Brandon!!
Yep it works fir me. If I may add Sir. If you have a reel spooled up now and has line twists do this. While your on the body of water in your boat. Remove the jig or whatever you may have tied on. Free spool enough line overboard to the side of your boat as your moving along slowly. Once there is enough line free spooled out to allow the line to free spool off on its own, move up your speed some and let your line free spool off as your moving. Once it is off enough to suit you, let it run few seconds, then flip your bell or whatever and start reeling the line back onto the reel as your still moving along. That works as well to remove twist.Hope that helps someone to.
Yep works really well I've done that many times myself. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for showing me that I'll do that next time ☺️
Excellent tip. Love your channel.
Great video. Need more of these.
Thanks for this video, never thought of that, sure helps.😊
Thanks man, great video 🤘🎣
You pros know all the tricks. Gonna try it.
Love this Brandon..good deal...
Wow never knew this. Gonna give it a try!
Great tip !!!!
Thanks for another informative video.
Thanks for watching!
I've got a quarter pound spool of vicious 4 lb test on the way right now I'd never seen anybody use that method to spool their spinning reel but I'll give it a try! I greatly appreciate the video because I was asking the question how you keep it from getting all kicked up because I had a horrible experience with Mr crappy 4 lb. I appreciate it. 😁👌
Give it a try I think it will help you out. Thanks for watching!
Great tip, will definitely try it out
Great tip ! Tks for sharing 👍
Just found this video. Does this work on baitcasters,too?
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing
That's funny, I made a short doing the exact same thing a few weeks ago and had some people hating on it. It worked well for me though!
Wish I would have seen this before buying something to spoil my new rod. Gonna try this method next
Just tried this trick using a pale of water, and the spool largely stayed in one place without flipping. I ended up with highly twisted line that wrapped around the pole when left free. 😳
I ended up pulling the line off across the yard and letting it unwind as I reeled it back onto the reel. It's now very flat with no twist. No idea what I did wrong.
“Dont ask me how it works i dont know i just been doin this for years” 😂 thats how yoy know its good advice
I’m trying That next time! Thanks man 😊👍👍
Give it a try, it works great. Thanks for watching!
Great video love that tip 👏 👍
Nice, I am an ultra light fisherman and I always have problem of my line fly out when I cast light jigs.
I will start doing this. Thank you
Great tip Brandon
Great trip Brandon thank you!!Did you put any tension on that as you spooled up? It looked like you just reeled it right on.
You can but you don't have to. The water will add all the tension you need. Thanks for watching!
Great video Brandon I do mine in the garden tub with hot water she thinks I'm nuts but it works great . LET'S GO BRANDON !!!
Great tip thank you . What about braid line.
It will work on braid too but you usually don’t have to worry about line twist as much with braid. Thanks for watching!
Great video! 👍
Thanks!
I heard you said that you use it with 4 Lb. Line. Can you use with any size line?
Yes it works with any size line. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the lesson
Yep works great!
Love that Phoenix 👊🏻
BTW , OHL still sux.
This is my 8th Phoenix boat, and my 9th is being built right now. Love their boats and they are great people as well. Thanks for watching!
What’s the benefit of using the backing line? I believe that’s what you called it. The line that was left on the reel
@@Drunkrobbb it just speeds up the process. No need to take all the line off the reel because you are never going to use the bottom half of it. Plus your spool of line will last a lot longer if you tie to the backing and only fill what’s needed of the spool on the reel.
Awesome info!
Does it work on fluorocarbon line also?
@@dougwarren8967 yes it does
What kind of set up is that? Plueguer president XT reel? What kind of rod?
Great idea
Do you do this with braid as well on your bass fishing spinning reels?
Line twist is not normally as big of an issue with braid, but you certainly could use this method for spooling braid. Thanks for watching!
I've always thrown my spool of line into a bucket of water or in the bay beside the boat & spool up any reel
Thank you great video
Don’t think this will work with flat spools will it??
You could use the electric trolling motor for a line stripper.
Does this work for other types of monofilament?
Absolutely! It works for any type of line really but monofilament and flurocarbon are typically the two that cause the most problems for people.
Will this work with braid also?
Line twist is usually not a big issue with braid but yes it will work fine. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for great tip
I take the stickers off soak it for a couple days and it swells up no twist
Good stuff!!
Thanks man!
Good video
good tips thanks
Once on waters. I troll a jerk bait on a snap swivel barrel and go far till the line almost ends, give it a few tugs or 30 seconds, start reel in and bam line is straight got a striper bass along with it.
Nice! 👍
Thanks for watching!
Can you do a video with a bait caster
Nice!!
Thank you so much
Makes sense
Im fixing to try it out to lol
Let me know what u think. Thanks for watching!
That water does work 100%
It's like positraction on a Plymouth.....I don't how it works......it just DOES!
I always just cut about 10 yards of the line off every 5 trips give or take. Seems like you're wasting a lot of good line changing the entire reel out.
A reel is not performing to its full potential if it’s not full of line. That’s probably the single biggest mistake I see people make. I like to keep my line fresh, and my spool full, but do what works for you. Thanks for watching!
Mind blown lol
Just stick your mono on directly on to the spool with some electrical tape
Don’t try this with braid on a spinning reel I just wasted 25 bucks
It works great with braid from my experience. What braid and reel were you using?
Does this work on braided line?