How do i change the handle of my spinning reel to the other side?
544219
Spinning reels are traditionally meant to be casted right handed and cranked left handed so your right hand is on the rod for control if you have a strike.\n\nSome are convertible though so the crank can be placed on the opposite side. Unless you are left handed though I would wonder why you would want to do this.\n\ncontact your reels manufacture most likely on the net, or see a fishing equipment repair facility near your location, they can tell you if you can change it or not.
733019
the rod will spin the same
954062
put an arm perpindicular on the shaft, put another arm pinned to the first, and slide the second through a sleeve.\n\njust like an old fasioned steam engine turned linear movement (piston) into rotary(drive wheel
681032
Go top sports authority and buy a little kit with the lacing and the tool to do it with.  There should be some instructions in there.
501177
There are various things you can use. Try CDs, toy wheels, cotton reels...\n\nLook for objects with low 'rolling resistance' and a large diameter. This will help it go further. Good luck!
460986
A needle and some fishing line should do the trick...fishing line will support the clip alot better than thread.
704227
Leave your rig (hook, bait, sinker) hang from the tip of the rod.\nAdjust the friction  button (lever in free spool) so that your rig falls slowly to the ground. From a height of 6 feet  it should take about 4 seconds to hit the ground.\nTake of the free spool , cast and press the free spool button or lever when your rod tip reaches at an angle about 45 degrees with your body. Quickly put your thumb on the spool and stop it when the bait hits the water.\nIf you mess up  more than 10 times buy a spinning reel it is so much easier. \nTight lines good luck.
732712
If it's not a new model then it probably backlashes when you cast. Backlash means that the reel outruns the line (i.e., it runs faster than the line) and that causes the tangle. You need to "thumb" the reel which means that you have to brake the reel with your thumb to slow it down a bit. Good luck.
1023971
It depends on the type of reel... could you be a bit more specific.... 101, 202, 33 and 303, 404, 606, 808.... open face..... just need something more to go on there.
348270
First, you are going to need to take off your old line if you haven't done that yet. Just pull the line through the holes, and you will be at your reel. Unwind all of that. Have scissors handy. you might need to cut it a few times if it is really tangled. Throw out old line. Then, get you new line ready. Leave it on the spool it came with for the moment. Than on your reel there should be two holes. Thread about 3 inches through the two holes. wrap the 3 inches around reel. Then, take the new spool and just start wrapping it around the reel. Make sure it is nice and tight. Cut the line when you feel you have enough line on the reel. Unreel enough line to go through the hole on the rod and extra for your hook. Then, on the end of the line,  Tie a swivel. (it's this little connector thing that allows you to change you hooks without having to tie them to you line everytime you want to change hooks.) Than pick you hooks, spinners, bait or whatever your fancy, put it on the swivel, and go fishing. Hope that helps! And mad Kudo's to you for going fishing. I taught my best girlfriend how to last year and we have a blast. Sometimes we just go out there to relax, and hang out without the guys! o, ya and one more tip, if you are going trout fishing try a spinner. My hubby to be laughs everytime i go pick out lures or bait because i get the ones that have a color on them. However, i am the one who catches all the fish, and i don't get the colored ones b/c they are "pretty", i get the ones that i think will appeal to the fish. you know to "catch" their eye. :) have fun!
233123
This site has the schematic to take the whole reel apart.. \n\nhttp://www.nutterrodandreel.com/ProductData.cfm?id=Zebco\n\n\nGood fishing!
597992
#1.) Make sure you are using a heavy enough lure and set your reel...this must be done EVERY time you change lures. Tie the lure on and reel it to the tip. Now with your magnetic drag on 0 set your mechanical drag by loosening until the lure begins to drop slowly. Now put your magnetic drag on 6-7 for now and back up as you get better eventually ending at 2 or 3 for a setting on you magnetic. IMPORTANT** if your lure is too light you are screwed and will backlash enough for you to break the rod over your knee.\n2.) For a righty casting is very similar to hitting a raquetball . Depress the thumb bar and keep your thumb on the line...load the rod on your backcast and swing sidearm with some wrist at the end of your swing and take your thumb off the line (using the theory of a hammer hitting a nail usually helps)...where you stop the rod is where the lure should fly. Practice on targets will improve accuracy and thumbing the line to stop short will come in time.\n3.) You may be having some difficulty because a med-heavy rod is really almost a flipping stick....a whole nother story...it would be easier with a 6 ft. med action rod which will let you cast a little lighter lure easier and give you a hell of a lot more sensitivity...either way keep at it...it'll come in time and it does have some advantages with certain lures (cranks, topwater) over a spinning rod but then again the spinning can outdo the baitcaster with other things (worms, spinnerbaits). Hope this helps....Tight Lines!!
406435
drag and drop it to where you want it to be
587647
that depends upon the type of reel.  Baitcast? Spincast?  Usually, a slip knot will do the trick.  However, you want to make sure you have the line coming off the spool coil the same as it is going onto the reel.
133789
If its the round type, you can actually seperate the rollers (the part with the numbers on them) and look at the wheel and see the space cut in it that allows it to be "unlocked" There should be a roller, seperated by a thin washer. I think I used something like a toothpick, or maybe a paperclip. I had to pick mine in grade school, and have done a few since then. It takes time, but it beats throwing the lock away.
543042
Shift+Control+ALT+ right, left, up, or down- rotates your moniter if you have a rotating one. CTRL+:\n\nx-cut\nc-copy\nv-paste\nz-undo\ns-save\nf-find (in document or web page)
704156
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