Fix Line Release For Free

The biggest culprit for why your fishing line unravels and falls off the spool is there simply isn't enough space for it in the first place. Unless you are using a reel designed for saltwater, most spinning reels aren't able to handle as much or as heavy of fishing line as baitcasters.

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Loosen the drag tension knob at the top of the spool and turn the spool to free the drag discs. A common problem with spinning reels is a frozen drag, which is often caused by dirt, debris, or the drag being left tightened. Always loosen your drag completely after using your spinning reel.

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First you need to cut a notch in the block with a knife. The notch will hold the end of the line on the block while it spins on the drill bit. Next you need to press the screwdriver bit into the end of the foam block like I did in the pictures. Now you are ready to remove the old line from your spool!

The drag clicker is a little piece inside of the spool that actually makes the noise. It has a spring that makes it pop back into place and keep clicking. If the spring is broken or worn out, or the piece is missing entirely, then the clicker won't be making any noise.