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I use some backing... 20 or 30 lbs dacron and then the Fly Line. I will wind the fly line on to the reel, then the backing, and then snip the dacron. Afterwards, I unwind it and then spool it like normal... backing and fly line.
Could you tell me what size Fuji reel seat you used for that rig built around the ice fishing blanks and wine corks? I’d love to recreate this rig for some urban fly fishing here in Houston!
Pennfishing rod company sells the reel separately
Thanks!
Nice job!
Thanks!
helped me out a lot! and got some fish
Awesome! Glad you caught some fish!
Where do you get the guides?
I get them from Janns Netcraft.
@@COAFFieldTeam say what!!!!!! That’s where I get my blanks from
Where can we find your step by step blog for this ?
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Hello again!, i have another question, how do you spool these?, do you use backing and if so what do you use?
I use some backing... 20 or 30 lbs dacron and then the Fly Line. I will wind the fly line on to the reel, then the backing, and then snip the dacron. Afterwards, I unwind it and then spool it like normal... backing and fly line.
@@COAFFieldTeam Thank you so much, have a nice evening!
Could you tell me what size Fuji reel seat you used for that rig built around the ice fishing blanks and wine corks? I’d love to recreate this rig for some urban fly fishing here in Houston!
I don't see a model number but it measures 5-1/2 inches to include the sections that are wrapped to the rod.
@@COAFFieldTeam thank you so much! I really enjoy all your videos! I’m just getting started snd they are very helpful!
@@coysmith4366 Thanks... was hoping they help folks catch a fish or two!
What was the reel on the icefishing one?
I used a BnM Crapppie Reel... amzn.to/2RkZ5ig
@@COAFFieldTeam thanks