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How Well Does This Respooler Work?Dayton Daily News outdoor writer Jim Robey had this to say about Kyle's Line Winder: Line Winder Works Kyle Bowling of Centerville, another reader of outdoor columns, was especially interested in one about the importance of starting a new fishing season with line on the fishing reels that are not old and kinky. "You and I both know that the time tested method of putting new line on a reel is to have your wife hold the spool with a pencil while you wind the line on the reel," Bowling said. I was aware that this task might create some marital disharmony over the amount of tension a wife should apply to the spool. Apparently, I underestimated the problem. Bowling said the old line-spooling practices involving man and wife have caused many marriages to end in divorce. Bowling has come to the rescue. He has developed "Kyle's Line Winder." It's a simple plastic device for holding the spool of line on a rod that fits tightly in a vacuum cup. The spool is placed on a rod between a beveled fin on the rod, and the friction nut. One merely attaches the vacuum cup to most smooth surfaces, and presto: you are ready to re-spool. Meanwhile, your wife can be watching her favorite TV show. I tried Bowling's product and it works. I changed line on two reels this week. My wife and I have not had one argument. |
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