ELIMINATE LINE TWIST - NEW LINE SPOOLING TOOL

[@carloshumbertofernandez809]

gracias por su video buena demostracion

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching! 👊

[@dennisdriskill908]

Thanks for a great video, I have to review it each time a put line on a reel. Easy to follow.

[@TackleJunky81]

Appreciate you watching! 👊

[@frankly8087]

6:12 The proof in the pudding!

[@erichalvorsen8645]

Thanks! The upside down thing is a great tip!

[@bidkid2020]

Very good video thank you just got one of these spoilers getting ready to use it for the first time

[@Adventures101.]

After all this time do you still feel that it's worth buying

[@TackleJunky81]

I still like the one I made, but this one definitely works.

[@Adventures101.]

@@TackleJunky81 the one you made ? the board with the wing nut in the video ?

[@TackleJunky81]

@@Adventures101. yes

[@bradybixler238]

Skip to 5:12 for spooling

[@roymichaeldeanable]

Good advice...

[@dougshelton7656]

this video helped make up my mind on this item and I plan on buying it.

[@TackleJunky81]

Doug Shelton Glad I could help Doug!

[@billcoerver4583]

Very cool video , useful !

[@TackleJunky81]

bill coerver Thanks for watching, Bill!

[@bri525mag]

Direction the bale rotates depends if you look at it from the front or behind.

[@mesmaayan]

It’s pronounced “PC fun” ☺️

[@ADHDWhiskey]

Great explanation of "match the rotation"!

[@danchilds881]

I bought this tool a few weeks ago, after doing month's of research and re-research before finally pulling the trigger. Man, it is absolutely one of the best investments I have made for non-water fishing equipment! ABSOLUTELY! I have loaned it out to several of my fishing buddies who doubted that it works the way I was saying.... they have since paid into the price of it, for future visitation rights! Don't see a reason for all of us to have to spend the money to buy one when you are not going to be using it that often. My spinning reels have never cast better or farther, without the line twist and pull offs of previous spooling attempts. I am getting ready to re-spool all my ultralight, microlight trout fishing rods; wanting to see how the it works with 1#-2# line.

[@TackleJunky81]

Dan Childs Good deal brother!

[@danchilds881]

Follow up on my earlier comment. I just back from a week of trout fishing, I switched to 1# line for my micro light rigs. There have been many who said that this tool would not work with extremely light line and small reels. For me, it did not matter! I also switched out line for many family members all with excellent results. I am even more happy with my purchase of this tool.

[@fishin2themax245]

I have used this for past two seasons. Easy use and store. I paid $40. Now priced less so would agree that it is a good product for spinning reels and baitcasters, too.

[@TackleJunky81]

Fishin2The Max Thanks for watching bud.

[@bassnazi4713]

That is pretty cool because it would help more with the actual twist than the lay and memory. I usually take the spool off after and let it soak in warm water overnight to help it kinda readjust too.

[@TackleJunky81]

Bass Nazi Thanks for watching!

[@bassnazi4713]

TackleJunky81 always, love the channel. Would fish with ya anytime, and even let you run the trolling motor lol.

[@TackleJunky81]

Bass Nazi 😎👊

[@legue6.reallifeshit69]

Great advice man. Another great video keep em coming.

[@TackleJunky81]

Adam Legue Thanks Adam!

[@dickiehoskins9835]

Pretty cool

[@TackleJunky81]

Dick Hoskins 😎

[@UzunKamis]

That works a little bit but not completely since the radii of the reel spool and the line spool are different.

[@BassGeek]

That is a helluva tool man.

[@slougo5909]

Thanks for video Fella. Some spools have a Notch in the spool, causing the line to catch as you spool it. Daiwa J-braid has such a notch. Would this line spoiler prevent the line from catching?

[@tomlavis7239]

I’ve been contemplating getting one and I think this has convinced me to take a spin. Thanks for the demo.

[@TackleJunky81]

Tom Lavis No problem Tom!

[@markhanson1452]

I have one and love it. But there a second tool as I take the line holder off add a old reel and a lure knocker on the reel holder it works great to get a hung up lure . 2 in one tool .

[@johnbowhunter7676]

Bought one and it works well!

[@_redrum_x]

This blows my mind and completely looks like it would be twisting the line. I can say this, if this is the correct way to do it then I’ve never had a spinning reel lined properly.

[@Ozzypup1]

I have one. They work pretty good much easier then how I used to do it. Can find them all over ebay thats where I got mine.

[@TackleJunky81]

Jason S Thanks for watching Jason!

[@downsouthcarnage3377]

I bought one from the wish app for like $10 it’s the same thing just lot cheaper. Love mine.

[@TackleJunky81]

Chad Horton Good deal Chad!

[@vinfish4697]

I’d like to know if you really see and feel a difference between your way or that piscifun way

[@TackleJunky81]

Vinfish F My way works well, I've done it for years with zero issues. After I made this video I stripped the line off the reel to see if it was twisted and it wasn't at all. I put in a small clip of that towards the end. It gives the appearance that it's twisting your line, but it's not. Either way works fine in my book.

[@vinfish4697]

TackleJunky81 Thx for honest comments it does look cool but I’ll stick with works for me as well. Happy Easter

[@brentbillig5864]

Spinning reels will always have line twist at some point if your catching big fish that pull out lots of drag or if your casting into the surf and and walking your line back. Cause it comes off differently in drag and twists reeling in. Do it enough and your top line becomes twisted alot with braid.

[@randomcuriosities8441]

What about a video showing whether there is line twist on the spinning reel after spooling this way???

[@toniradloff6445]

Agreed! I haven’t found a video of anyone opening the bale after putting on line

[@FootballClubDavid_WI_USA]

Hey, where is the link to build that spool station?

[@TackleJunky81]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXyUeXxnZrF_gs0

[@garyperrine3619]

Good show Why do spools have to be filled all the way up?

[@Fischize]

How many of you viewers actually tried Turing your finger clockwise and counter-clockwise right after TJ81 tried it???!!!!

[@PivotalG]

I tried, I can not do it. My wife, however, can and it just looks unnatural watching it happen

[@TackleJunky81]

😂👊

[@Lional]

I kept seeing that on Amazon everytime I went to buy line, but I never trusted buying it, even if it was just to try it out. Always looked to gimmicky to me lol. But hell, if it gets a 👍from you Jim, I guess I can give it a shot. One question though, when you spool the spinning reels, do you peel the line off the top or the bottom of the spool?

[@TackleJunky81]

Rob Mills Since it spins it doesn't matter.

[@TackleJunky81]

I even stripped the line off afterwards to make sure it wasn't twisted. Definitely a👍from me brother.

[@Lional]

TackleJunky81 Awesome bud, thanks for the review. I'll have to throw that in the Amazon cart tonight...

[@vegasvato55]

I STILL USE MY SPOOLING STATION WHEN I AM IN THE SHOP AT HOME, BUT WHEN I AM OUT IN THE BOAT THIS LITTLE TOOL IS WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD...

[@skeeterboy77]

Just use braid with a leader... solves line twist

[@TackleJunky81]

Trey Harpel I'll pass on the extra knot. Usually in the water I fish though I'll run straight braid, lol

[@skeeterboy77]

Yea I bet it’s a mud hole now after all the rain we’ve been getting...

[@TackleJunky81]

Trey Harpel Oh yeah, beyond flooded too.

[@paulwyman2299]

I have to keep watching your video .....I'm still trying to do the finger thing

[@Jerry-xx8dx]

cmon jim no discount code? jk buddy looks like it will beat my method of holding a pencil between my toes with the spool on it!!

[@TackleJunky81]

Jerry K Lol, Thanks for watching Jerry!

[@jrbz88]

My head just exploded

[@TackleJunky81]

JB JB Thanks for watching!

[@Doo_XRS]

That looks like it’s twisting the line using this.. or is it just me

[@TackleJunky81]

nick It's not, I even stripped the line after I spooled it up to check for twists.

[@MsRodrigo989898]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@TackleJunky81]

RodrgSV It gives that appearance, but it doesn't. I even stripped the spool to double check.

[@Doo_XRS]

I just ordered one so I guess I’ll try it out.. lol

[@MsRodrigo989898]

I believe you

[@bradreid6057]

An interesting tool, TJ81! But, for those who want to spool up their reels manually, the rule is very simple when described with a little mnemonic memory trick: For spinning reels, if a line spool is placed out in front of your reel (like you have caught a fish), and the line spool is vertical (like a tire resting on its tread, not lying flat), the line should come off the bottom . The line delivery will look like a softball pitch thrown "underhanded." This puts the bias of the line on the line spool onto the reel with the same orientation. For baitcasters, the vertical line spool should have the line pulled off from the top, like a fastball pitch in baseball, that is, over-handed. For anyone who thinks this is trivial, makes no difference, try taking a new garden hose from a hardware store and reeling it up on a garden hose reel against its bias. Brad

[@TackleJunky81]

Brad Reid Thanks for watching Brad!

[@alexehlert9103]

Thanks!

[@zachshott7833]

Ive had one of those line spoolers for a cpl years now and personally i dont like it at all. In my opinion it doesnt work very well and actually ended up causing more headachs for me, but to each their own

[@TackleJunky81]

Zachary Shott Thanks for watching bud.