You'll NEVER Spool a Fishing Reel the Same After Watching This!

You'll never spool a fishing reel the same after watching this! Spooling a fishing reel especially by yourself can be a hard task but today we talk all about how to spool a fishing reel! I will show you both how to spool a baitcasting reel and how to spool a spinning reel for success on the water and to minimize your struggle and tangles. These have been my favorite tips for spooling a fishing reel I have learned over the years and it will help you spool a reel anywhere you need without anyones help!
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[@Phoenix-rv2kb]

So what… am I the only one who holds the pencil with my feet…?

[@chrismichaelson5668]

I've done it, just add a little pressure for your resistance with your toes and your good. 😂

[@Adang02]

Me too man me too. I got walked in on and they didnt even want an explanation🤣

[@GoogleUser-fq1qq]

I put the pencil in the holes in my crocs lol

[@jamie.777]

I used to

[@GimmieTheGaff]

You are my brother from another Mother.

[@daveward1935]

I've been holding the new line with a pencil held by my feet for a bit over fifty years (half a century!) and never had any problems. Baitcast or spinner, braid or mono - it's all the same.

[@ahmedthasleem4627]

😂I do the same 😂😂😂human brain sometimes works the same way..

[@Ggorazzi]

@@ahmedthasleem4627 i concur

[@DavidIsaacks-mv9ml]

You guys telling about the pencil/feet deal & phone book brought back a slew of memories. 1957 in Houston, Texas I was 12 & never heard of an open faced reel. But when we spooled a baitcast reel, we used the pencil held by feet if no one else around. And of course we were always barefoot. Also I was amazed when my older brother discovered you could run the liine thru the phone book for perfect tension. Houston had a population under a million and the white and separate yellow pages phone book we're about 3" thk. each. Think how thick they would be today if they still made them! Sorry for getting off track but so many good fishing memories over 76yrs. of fishing. Started at about 2 yrs old. Still at it. Enjoyed your video and for the last maybe 35-40 years I've been doing it exactly how you are showing and believe they are best way. But to each his/her own. Happy hookin' everyone. I'm heading to the river. 🤠

[@johnbilich2584]

By the the time you finished explaining all 20 steps, I already finished my spooling my reel

[@Daniel-nr6iw]

😂

[@peteredwards1528]

I submerge my line in water in the sink and put an upturned bowl over the spool to create some resistance to prevent slack line when I wind it onto the reel. This method works a treat for me

[@charlesb7831]

I've always thrown the spool in a small bucket of warm water and sets up perfectly on my spinner or bait caster.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Excellent advice and Thanks.

[@davidransom4476]

When I had a boat I used to occasionally tie a large swivel snap on the spinning rods and while going slow I'd let the entire spool out behind the boat, then reel it back in. Takes care of twisted line.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

Back in ye olden days I would just thread the line through the Yellow pages, which seemed to provide the perfect amount of resistance and allowed me to perfectly load the spool with no tangles or runaway spools. Given that yellow pages are completely a thing of the past, the struggle is real!

[@bobbymccourt6794]

Chuck I still load it through an old phone book that’s been in my garage for 30+ years! Old school but it works perfect every time 👍🏻

[@mzahra1]

I thread it through a big bible, improves my fishing luck, turns one bass into many!

[@davidianero5528]

Finally a use for yellow pages again

[@whatsup1831]

@chuckschillingvideos- the word olden brought back a memory-When I was about 10 years old (around 1967) I said to my mother, " Mom back in the olden day when you were a little girl..." you should have seen the look she gave me.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

🤣🤣🤣@@whatsup1831

[@hanknorris1308]

For the baitcaster you stated the spool should be vertical, while holding it in the horizontal (correct) position!

[@TopReasons]

Just as others have mentioned, it does need a dab of oil before you use it kzbin.infoUgkxSlytCJqozTF7EbdP4LWP-HUXf9WRDJ0e - put a few drops in through the convenient screw cap and you are good to go! I have fished several weeks with a couple of these, and I will be getting more in the future. I put these against my Abu Garcia Pro Max reel, and they actually perform a bit better than the Abu with some of my lighter cranks, and definitely just as good with the rest of my lures. My Abu is a bit more low profile and fits my hand better, but these are definitely not bad at all. You can almost get 3 of these for the price of my Pro Max. My only complaint is the thumb bar sits pretty high compared to my traditional profile Abu. Bring that thumb bar down a little and I’m sold on these all day long.

[@mishbtw3976]

Good video mate, this is exactly how iv been spooling my reels for years now 👌🏽

[@matthewotis3594]

I slide my spool over my old Ford antenna. Have since high school. Well, I used my s 10 in high school. Putting a deeper spool into a reel box or small TW bow works awesome as well. Of course that's with a casting reel.

[@davidianero5528]

Greatly presented, I can follow that very easily. Thank you.

[@mikes9759]

Good hints! I've been doing it this way for 45 years. I actually made a line winding fixture and I made it so I can adjust tension on it depending on line weight. And I can put regular or bulk spools on it.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Awesome!

[@glenndaugherity6187]

Nathan really like all your videos !! I use a method I learned watching an Aaron Martens video some years ago. He pointed out baitcasters come off top of spool and spinning reels off bottom of spools. I’ve used this ever since seeing it and haven’t had any issues what so ever. Thanks for your videos !! 👍👍

[@terryparker5382]

I seen Mark Zona do the same and have done it ever since no issues.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

That works too!

[@eddiejimenez9299]

Great idea - I have spooled new line on my reels and notice that sometimes it wraps around the rod or causes problem on the reel - thank you for this new tip

[@mattg34]

Thanks for the great video, I'm just starting out and you were a great help! Much appreciated !

[@cryptothing1601]

Wow. Thank you. I'm fairly new to a baitcaster n always struggle with line twist on both.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@120watts]

I'm planning on putting new line on all my reels tomorrow. Thank you for the tips. I'm sure it will come in handy.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Good luck!

[@120watts]

@Nathan Quince Fishing Thanks Nathan!

[@k1llerdir]

I have my 1,000 and 3,000 yard spools in a spoolin buddy. I have Dr. C Fishing Line Dr. 5pk over the spools to have tension and go through all the line guides on spinning, spincast, levelwind, and baitcasters. Also on spinning I fill the spools the same way you showed in video.

[@Brunnen_Gee]

I did the pencil thing for around 20 years and never had any problems with it. Never needed another person either, I just held it with my feet. (I have this weird way of holding it against the floor so that I can add tension with pressure.) But I guess that's just one of those things, "If it works for you, it works". Last year I got one of those cheap spoolers that you can clamp to something, like a desk, or the rod itself. I've spooled several times with that, and it's been amazing. Probably the best $15 I've ever spent on fishing gear. It lives clamped to a desk so it's always there, ready to be used.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Nice!

[@Sammysaltsadventures]

Not tight enough

[@stevepotthast4911]

I've watched several videos on loading spinning reels. What I first found confusing is the direction your reel is turning on the rewind. It was made clear to me on Nathans video is he is looking at the reel from the FRONT, so it is turning clockwise, so you want the line coming off the spool on the floor counterclockwise. However he was loading on braid which has much less memory than mono or fluoro line.

[@jamesharrelson713]

I have also use the pencil and feet for spooling reels for 50 some years .I use my feet to apply tension..

[@stevegunn9971]

It looked like from his view that the reel was turning counterclockwise, but the line was coming off the spool clockwise. The braid allowed him to pass the loose line at the tip test, right?

[@sonofafisherman743]

I’ve Ben doing my spinning reals wrong all this time my buddy would always let all his line out with lure off on the way to our fishing spot going full speed and real it back in it would take all the twists out and a lot of memory out of the line great video man thanks 👍

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

That works too!

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Good video and some great comments. Thanks and all the best to you Nathan.

[@bobrhine9057]

Great and concise explanation and demonstration. Thanks.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@user-sb6do9xq5n]

He makes it sound like rocket science. Pencils work fine.

[@dennisdugger7975]

Great tips for a returning fisher guy after many years. Technology has changed everything for the better. Would love to see a video demonstrating different knots used in fishing. Thanks again.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

I might this winter!

[@tonycardone990]

I usually do it a little differently but it works for any reel without having to worry about twisting even if it goes on twisted. I reel on as much as I need really fast, and then lightly wrap the end around a stick or a tree branch or put a small rock on the end and walk or drive until the reel is empty. Then pull the line free and pinch it close to the reel, and as you reel it back onto the spool it untwists itself. If you do it in tall grass it will keep perfect tension on it for you as well as help keep it from twisting onto itself. Or just do what I do now and use braid and it solves any problem you would have with mono or floro.

[@heyjohnson5535]

So glad this popped up i knew there was a specific way to do it properly but i always used a pencil until i got a line holding box for it to feed through. But wont use that but to store line i guess.

[@STEVENCORBY-ko6iv]

I found the video very useful. I fish multi day offshore fishing trips. Occasionally I'm replacing line on a conventional reel while I'm on the boat.

[@robertbrost7777]

Good stuff Nathan. My biggest problem when putting Power Pro braid on my spinning reel is those darn notches they have cut out of their spools! I try covering the notch with tape so my line comes off the spool without the spool flipping and running across the floor.

[@scottd8753]

YES Robert. Those notches really tick me off.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

If you find the right angle and reel slow enough it should cause too much of an issue

[@user-ei9lu8if9r]

Unless your line spool is exactly the same diameter as your reel spool it will cause a minute amount of twist for each revolution so flip your spool like he says if you see twist give it a few cranks and lower your rod tip like he says and when you see that the twist is gone turn it back over ( if you are sure you were right to begin with) and continue with the process as my man described I’m not sure folks realize why their line twist when they know good and well that they had their spool facing the right way and it took me a while to figure this out also the more “difference “ in diameter that there is the more twist you will notice. Example: 1/2 of a line spool wrap might be 1 or 1 and 1/2 wraps on your reel

[@TimEdwards-sx2pq]

Good good job I've been doing mine like that for about 50 years

[@meatdog]

Thanks. My bait shop no longer fills reels so I have to learn to do this myself.

[@user-hc5pi8dh8h]

I used pencils and similar objects 50 yrs and more. Still catching fish to this day.

[@tonyt.7560]

All good info. Whenever I spool up reels at home I like to tie on a small bell sinker at the end of my rod. When I get to the water I make a few long casts to snug up the new line on my reel. Not sure if it helps, but it gives me some peace of mind that my line is nice and tight and not going to unwind on its own.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

True!

[@epicdillweed]

Thank you for this. Subscribed.

[@snowkeu2327]

I never thought of stopping after 10 rotations and checking for the line twist. Thanks for that tip. Now my line doesn't twist on my spinning reels now

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@trimmin420]

I have never been able to spool a reel correctly ever even with the gadgets they sell, i will try this and if it works ill come back and let you know. I pray it does work because i am so tired of line twist and i would love to have a good day out fishing without messing with my line all day.

[@deanmacka4975]

Great stuff mate 👍

[@chrisdolin1859]

I saw this dude put on new line and threw the spool in the lake… so 💡ding ding… I was at home and dropped the spool in the toilet…! Works frickin awesome..!!!

[@JimmyCricket61258]

Great video! I would just like to add a shortcut...when doing a spinning reel lay the spool flat on the floor and looking down at it make sure it's coming off the spool in a "counter-clockwise" direction, and it will be perfect every time. Some brands are label up, some are label down.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

True!

[@tenncutt]

Anticlockwise over in jolly old wherever!

[@owendooley219]

You can also put the spool in a bowl/bucket of water. An by spooling it on the reel wet kinda helps train the line for that reel.

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

Greatly appreciate how you spend a significant amount of your time creating content that covers the "nuts and bolts" 101 of fishing. Been fishing quite likely longer than you've been alive but till this video never knew not just the correct way to spool a reel but the easiest way. I really appreciate your tips on how to maximize my versatility fishing with soft plastics and jigs as economically as possible as I use soft plastics most of all Thank you.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@floridatabdigger3104]

I have an electric line spooler where I can mount the spinning reel spool in it and have zero twists on the spool. You don't want it that way because when you make a cast the line will twist 1 time for each loop that comes off the spool leaving you with a couple hundred twists between the spool and your lure. Then when you reel it back onto the spool they come out...mostly. Every time you lift your lure out of the water to cast you loose a couple of those twists and if you get a line break you lose them all. In short order, the first hundred foot that comes off your spool ends up twisted on the spool anyway. I prefer to have my twists on the spool and not between the spool and my next PB. Tight lines!

[@343dws]

Excellent for beginners and the Alberta knot nice addition and I'm going to stop holding the pencil with my feet.Thanks

[@user-fv4uk2pp1t]

When doing it this way the line tangles while fishing, thats why i use pencil to put on without tangles later. Experiment do both ways and see which pole gives best results!

[@mastermouaable]

I put on fishing line in a bowl of warm water and spool it onto my reel. It has worked for me without needing any assistance.

[@raywright4799]

I have my own process but good info on the spinning reel

[@bobrhine9057]

Good refresher series....thanks

[@dewaynehastings3191]

A few years ago I I measured a place off in my yard I only change 50 yards of line I unroll the line down to my bedding line pull off the new line to my marked off area cut tie on to bedding line and hold tension on line and spool up. You’ll see the line twisting on the grass as you reel it up. Spinning reels soak the mono line in water for around a week your line twist will be no more. Another reason for line twist is continuing to reel when fish is stripping line.

[@jeremycarpenter5550]

Thanks for the tips .

[@jasonantonation8787]

You literally need a to throw your braid in water while you spool it on and you don’t need any of this. I don’t even use backer on my reels they don’t slip. KISS. Life’s golden rule

[@MxRyder19]

i use my drum's highhat di do it 😂 I remove top cymbal module put my bobine anti clockwise and put back the cymbal. It heavy enough to do the drag.

[@wayne8276]

That makes sense . Thank you .

[@dougbas3980]

Thanks. Easier than I have been doing.

[@Charles53412]

LOL ! Just throwing the spool of line into a bucket of water will work every time as well!

[@stripervince1]

Excellent info. The only thing, that spool of green line that has those cut slits are terrible to get line off. The line keeps getting caught as you reel

[@anthonynoe532]

Excellent! Come on with the leader knot video too. Thanks for all the help.

[@DavidMccallister65]

Alberto knots and every other type of knot demonstration videos are all over KZbin

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@depalebe]

With Shimano spinning reels if the line is winding on unevenly use the included washers. The washers are placed under the spool to adjust the way the line winds onto the spool.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

True!

[@applicationuser9764]

The instruction manual for my reels says to wind in the opposite direction that it comes off of the spool. That's basically what I do. I figure Mitchell knows more than I do. Additionally though, after I get the spool wound I take it to a park and attach it loosely to something until I can peel all the line off the spool as far away as it takes. Then I pull it off of whatever it's attached to and just reel in the line with a little weight attached to a swivel and it comes back however it wants to be.

[@mr.skeptical3071]

It depends on how u look at the reel as to which way it's being spooled

[@drakejdf]

Purchased a $25 dollar spooling station and liking it.i jig fish for crappies and pan fish and it seems like I tear up line a lot so I change my line up frequently.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Nice!

[@Spahr62]

Very insightful video... Thank you! It is how the line is taken off the spool! I have an older sewing machine that uses the old thread bobbins that sit upright... If I use the newer horizontal type thread bobbins, the thread coming off can get into a tangled mess. Great info! Now I just gotta go out and fish! 😊

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Good luck!

[@ballhawk387]

Excellent! A lot easier for a spinning rod than standing 15ft away from a spool that is held in place, then stripping a lot of line and reeling up again. Agreed about filling to slightly under the spool lip.

[@magosteamj1243]

wow always use the kitchen mixer. now thinking about it I will use the blender thanks

[@tomcat9930]

If I am fishing and respool I use my truck radio antenna..and lay a towel on top to slow if from spinning too fast

[@--RSL--]

Could use a shim on that spool, it’s more full up top. I need to shim mine too.

[@darkbikelife4270]

I was thinking the same thing

[@markharvey7988]

I Have one question at the end of my comment. I've been spooling my reels by myself for more than 50 years (probably because I have no friends) and it's always worked out, but it's always nice to see/hear another persons perspective so thank you. I use the pencil-toes method AND the trapped spool method for spooling. But I do have one pet peeve with your method or preference on reels: I'm right handed. I grew up using a spinning reel with the crank handle on the left side so that casting, retrieving, fighting, netting and controlling the rod with just my right hand. When I finally stepped into the baitcaster game it was a no-brainer to get one with a left-side crank handle as well because it's awkward as hell to have to constantly switch hands to handle the rod. You also appear to be right-handed, which means you cast with your right hand and then change the rod to your other hand to retrieve, and then change back again to cast... why would you want to spend that much money on a reel that forces you to constantly change hands when it's available in a left hand model? Not judging, just curious

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

I just can’t reel left handed for whatever reason

[@markharvey7988]

@@nathanquincefishing7122 and yet your spinning reels have left hand cranks. You do know you can swap those for either hand, right? Dude, it's all good, I'm just throwing you some crap. If you like spinning on the left and baitcasting on the right more power to you! I, on the other hand have a very simple brain so all my retrieves have to match or there's no telling what may happen. Good video!

[@charlesburkhart1684]

I've either nailed the spool to a tree with washers to spin smoothly, used a screwdriver to stab it in the ground with maybe a piece of cardboard under it so grass doesn't get in the way or most recently just put the spool on a bowl of water (maybe warm). I've tried the spooling with the line coming off the face of the spool for my spinning reels but it doesn't work in preventing twists like it's allegedly supposed to

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Those are all interesting techniques!

[@charlesburkhart1684]

@@nathanquincefishing7122 I have since tried it like you demonstrated and it worked like a charm✊🏼

[@eugenegress5896]

I have watched So many do's and Dont's on how to spool a fishing Reel. I have spooled Clock wise, counter Clock wise, coming off Bulk line Spool, even Put Spool line in Pail of very warm water. I experience, " NO REAL DIFFERENCE". If we ever start getting line Twist , out on a lake, we open bail and feed out entire length of line on reel, and Drag it for awhile, and Retrieve it all back in.

[@DavidMccallister65]

You shouldn't have to flip the spool back and forth when spooling a spinning reel. The line should be coming off your line spool the opposite direction that it's going onto your spinning reel. Although, line twist are inevitable when using mono or fluorocarbon on a spinning reel; especially if you're filling the entire reel with it rather than just using enough for a leader. But using better quality leader line with less memory will help reduce it. Seaguar Gold Label is great but not too expensive.

[@tbauer2521]

Ike says it should come off the opposite way reel is spinning.

[@YourFavCaptain2116]

guys just put it on the ground and hold your rod tip above the spool while reeling it on. the line will come off of the spool and the spool won’t go everywhere.

[@bricebowlin8834]

Yeah I would like to see a close up of your knots

[@MxRyder19]

Nice to see we have the same reel. Sedona. ( i bought the 4000xg ).

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Nice!

[@lanceschreckenbach2046]

It will still twist up like that, braid is better than mono about twisting. Use a spooler that can spin, for spinning reels. On a bait caster the pencil method is fine.

[@jeffryan9575]

That bag trick is ... JUST A BUDDY WITH A PENCIL! LOL

[@warpedweirdo]

The method presented for spooling a spinning reel can't prevent line twist. The reel's spool diameter is not the same as the diameter of the spool from which you're taking line. The greater the differential, the faster twists accumulate. And, if the spool is already correct-side-up, FLIPPING THE SPOOL WILL ONLY ACCELERATE TWISTING. Instead of getting maybe 0.25 twists per turn of the rotor, you'll get 1.25. So get it right the first time. There are cheap spooling devices that will significantly reduce line twist. They're weird contraptions that allow the spool to spin about two different axises. The first is the normal axis, running through the hole in the center of the spool. The spool rotates about this axis as line is pulled from it. The second axis is perpendicular to the first, in line with the axis of the reel's rotor. Rotation of the spool about this second axis is synchronized with rotation of the reel's rotor. No twists are created so long as the line roller and spool rotate in sync about the same axis. The biggest downside of these devices I've encountered is that they aren't compatible with larger diameter spools, like Ande's 1/2lb spools of line, or long spools (bulk spools). The other thing I've noticed is that you can't maintain consistent line tension with these devices. Line tension is higher when line is being pulled from either edge of the spool than when line is pulled from the center of the spool. I've noted no impact but, if consistent line tension is important to you, these devices are not for you.

[@mikeellickson4199]

Very helpful

[@MannyG3rd]

I pull line off the spool and let it go the the garage floor in a loose pile then as usual pinch the line and reel it up.

[@jeffskyberg5615]

What about using a spooler machine? My bait casters always finish good but my spinning reels seem wrong! When I cut the line it (sometimes) starts falling off the reel. I have the Berkeley Cyclone.

[@TomAtkinson-gq2wx]

Phoenix i have mine is n a tub of water also

[@lannydecamp7460]

Thanks for sharing

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@AnonymousOtters]

Different wrap rates on the spool vs the reel is still going to induce twist in your line. Way smarter to just spool it straight off and soak the line prior to take the memory out of it

[@jeffreyriddle4645]

Thanks for the vid... grrr, just did a couple and yup,,,my line was twisting. What kind of line cutter are you using?? Getting tired of scissors that stop working after a little use. 👍

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

I think they are called barracudas?

[@ronbonar8503]

Nail clippers work!

[@lwilliams55]

Because if the difference in spool size with the spinning reel- you will still twist the line spooling it just won’t be as bad. I rotate between label down and label up checking as I go. The line will show you when you need to reverse the spool…

[@garyfreymiller3243]

Spool with pencil and put the Crocs on works great

[@skiplovestofish6992]

Great tips

[@MrShanebizzle]

Great video man thanks!

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@davedeboy5726]

I always use a pen - not a pencil and have zero issues.

[@Therealpoliticalmuscle]

I just spool it by hand. It’s tighter that way and doesn’t bird nest. Less room for error as well.

[@drdrum1000]

How does a Baitcaster establish line twist on the tip? Is it as simple as flipping the spool over?

[@purpledude5526]

I did this very think yesterday. Been doing it for 30 years. Got my click though. Which was the intent.

[@Mike_Hog_A_Nator]

Just started watching but I just throw my line into a bucket of water.

[@zbutler111]

I want my line to go on my reel twisted so that it comes off straight. If you put the line on the same way it comes off of the spool, it goes on the reel untwisted, but then it twists when it comes off of the reel.

[@jonl8445]

Pencil through the spool in a cardboard box for baitcasters and label up on the spool 9 out of 10 times on the floor for spinning reels. Add tension with your fingers holding rod in front of the reel. Start to reel and stop/check if line is twisting, if not do some more and check, then good to go fill it up. Don't need to make it so complicated.

[@JayLee-od8ob]

He says label up or label down is the same with a pencil. For bait caster have the line come from the bottom of spool and for spinning have it come off the top of the spool. You can shape a coat hanger instead of a pencil to hold it in hot water bucket at the same time. It creates new memory for the line. Mostly for monofilament.

[@waynecasper5346]

I didn’t hear you say but make sure you open the bale before you tie to the spool 😂

[@OfftheHookOutdoors99]

Nice video!👍

[@snowzone1593]

Thanks!