How to Spool a Centerpin Reel (tutorial)

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Alrighty, I hope this video can provide some help for those trying to spool a centerpin reel. Don’t be afraid to comment if you have questions or if you have further tricks or methods for spooling a centerpin. I hope this video and the comment section can help us all learn together myself included! Thanks🎣
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Date Filmed: December 8th, 2023
Location: Bridge
Target Species: Newbie Centerpinners(like me)
Rod: N/A
Reel: Okuma Aventa VT 1002
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[@JJDaBossOutdoors]

Great vid

[@OfficialCreekGeek]

Thanks man! I really appreciate it. Tight lines🎣

[@ChrisG9978]

Braid + 10 lb P-line CXX is the way I spool up my pin. As a cost-savings tip, if you don't want to waste expensive braid as a backer, there's a cheap brand of braid called "Handing Blast" that runs about $6-$7 on Amazon for a 500 yd spool, 40-50 lb test. Cheapest stuff I've found (you don't want to waste expensive braid for backing). The higher the lb test braid you use, the less line you'll need to get a good backing on your spool. 500 yds of 40-50 lb "Blast" braided line should provide enough backing for 4-5 pins. Any time I'm spooling backing I try to use the cheapest crap I can find, or spare line I wouldn't use on anything else otherwise.

[@OfficialCreekGeek]

Thanks for the tip I’ll be looking back at this the next time I spool up! I’m sure everyone else who reads this will appreciate it as well. Thanks again for the continued support. 🎣

[@ChrisG9978]

You're welcome!