How to thread a Shakespeare fishing rod and reel

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Shakespeare Reel Schematics - Reel Schematic

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Shakespeare Fishing and Pflueger Fishing are now owned by Pure Fishing. As such, all the newer parts will be listed in one section under Ambassadeur Parts.

St. Croix, Shimano, Shakespeare are popular fishing rod brands and you can choose from these brand without any hesitation. Daiwa, Abu Garcia, Shimano are popular fishing reel brands available in the market. All the product from these brand is durable and high quality and you can purchase from these brands. I have found a pair of an article about the best fishing rods and reels that you can check. Here is the articles: Best Baitcasting Reels brand

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Check your drag should be on the front of the reel.They should be dry,no oil or grease on them.

try switching sides of the handle by holding the bell and reeling then screw it in on the other side of the real by just reeling in. If that doesn't work then take all the line out and reel in some new line the opposite way.

Take the line off the spool in such a way that the line will be caught by the bail after you cast the line. The easiest way to get it right is to raise the bail like you are going to cast the line, thread the eyes, then trip the bail with the handle, as though you were reeling 'em in.
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The line needs to installed on the reel as it is on the new spool when purchased. Also check spool drag. If it is a spinning reel it is important to install the string correctly and use a quality brand of string.

put spool of string on a pencil and have someone hold it, now snake the string through the eyes of the pole and attach it to the reel, on the small shaft in the middle, then just reel your pole in untill you reach YOUR limit of string..