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Old 03-01-2008, 12:27 PM   #1
 
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Line Counters and Spool Holders

Guys,

I am trying to find some sort of line counter so that when I place 100 yards of Power Pro 80 on my reels, I know I have 100 yards. I see lots of line counters on reels but I want something different. I would like to find one of those mounts that hold your line with tension in a rod holder while you fill the reel but with a counter. If not possible a seperate counter would also do the trick.

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Guys,

I am trying to find some sort of line counter so that when I place 100 yards of Power Pro 80 on my reels, I know I have 100 yards. I see lots of line counters on reels but I want something different. I would like to find one of those mounts that hold your line with tension in a rod holder while you fill the reel but with a counter. If not ossible a seperate counter would also do the trick.

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Dave I bought an inexpensive one at BassPro back in December. It clips on the rod. Would that suffice?

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Day late, dollar short,

I was out there yesterday, if you can take a photo of it and post it here, that would be great.

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For 10.99 how can I go wrong. These will be great for filling reels.

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i use the same kind of line counter for out in the canyons for chunking they work great.
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That's the one I bought. Let me know how it works. I haven't really put it through the paces yet except to see if it would count braid. Only ran about 10 yards through it.

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color coded braid is the solution, changes color every 25 feet
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the line counter works great saves time and makes putting the deep lines a breeze especially on the deep sword rods. The light tends to burn out quickly though and the counter usually does not last a long time we ended up going through 3 of them last season but they are well worth it and got plenty of use out of each one.
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Most of the deciated sword captains I fish with have their lines clearly marked with some type of high-vis colored tape or thread. It was really easy to figure out

He would tell me to let the first out to green, the second to blue, the third to yellow and so on.
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Most of the deciated sword captains I fish with have their lines clearly marked with some type of high-vis colored tape or thread. It was really easy to figure out

He would tell me to let the first out to green, the second to blue, the third to yellow and so on.

Did he tell you which Hand to crank with to ???? . Why didn't you just ask Anthony ???? JK, Ok I feel better now , And YOU ??

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