If you want to put the perfect amount of line on your reel what you do is multiply the diameter of the line with the length that is specified on the reel. This will determine how much area you have to spool. From there you minus the diameter of the braid you have multiplied by the distance. This should than give you the area that you have to put the backing on your reel. It will save you the trouble of spooling the mono after the braid.
That's definitely a good tip! However, I get worried doing this because something the line capacity the company puts on the box is not always 100% right and it can change depending on how much tension I put on the line while spooling! However, overall that is still for sure a good way to do it! And I might give it a go next time I have to fill up a spool with some mono to save me some time 😂 Thank you! :))
Yeah that might be a good thing to consider! Most good reels nowadays have metal spools, or at least where I am in Australia because we do lots of saltwater fishing and braid seems to be the most popular option here! I prefer braided line, it lasts longer than monofilament and is a lot stronger for less diameter!
Thank you so much brother! That's really nice to hear! Glad you enjoy the content and welcome to the channel!! Thank you again so much, appreciate it legend 😁💪 All the best :))
Mate that dog fish goes crazy!!! Love the vid❤
Appreciate it Ethan! Thanks for watching brother! Haha yeah it's actually fun, genuinely feels like a big fish! 😂
If you want to put the perfect amount of line on your reel what you do is multiply the diameter of the line with the length that is specified on the reel. This will determine how much area you have to spool. From there you minus the diameter of the braid you have multiplied by the distance. This should than give you the area that you have to put the backing on your reel. It will save you the trouble of spooling the mono after the braid.
That's definitely a good tip! However, I get worried doing this because something the line capacity the company puts on the box is not always 100% right and it can change depending on how much tension I put on the line while spooling! However, overall that is still for sure a good way to do it! And I might give it a go next time I have to fill up a spool with some mono to save me some time 😂 Thank you! :))
"Casual" fisherchild here, this helps. Legend bro!
Hahaha remember that time we spent like an hour spooling your reel on the oval 😂
Thank goodness for perfection 🐟
Appreciate it dude! Thanks for watching 💪
I've asked pro tackle people if your spool is plastic use only monofilament if the spool is aluminium then either mono or braid can be used
Yeah that might be a good thing to consider! Most good reels nowadays have metal spools, or at least where I am in Australia because we do lots of saltwater fishing and braid seems to be the most popular option here! I prefer braided line, it lasts longer than monofilament and is a lot stronger for less diameter!
Just found the channel and wow am I glad I did.
Absolute top tier content and a great inspiration
keep up the amazing work man
much love 🤙
Thank you so much brother! That's really nice to hear! Glad you enjoy the content and welcome to the channel!! Thank you again so much, appreciate it legend 😁💪
All the best :))
So good
Thank you!! :))
Great educational video bro! Keep it up 🤙🏻
Thank you! Happy to hear you found it educational :) Thanks for watching 🫡
That’s a beautiful fish you caught there 😂
Hahaha might be the biggest and fluffiest fish I've ever caught, also hope you enjoyed the totally real CGI fish and whale 😂
w vid love the tips
Thank you brother! Means alot! 🫡
I think it was a doggy toothed tuna !
hahaha good one brokoyo!!