Watched this video for the 4th time. From Michigan here. About to load line on my first centerpin. Bought an Okuma. I did buy dacron backing, as I plan to fish for steelhead. I'm nervous about ensuring I get it right. Thanks for the video.
Sheffield? I've been on the fence about getting one of those, or a kingpin for just under a hundred bucks more. With food and gas prices and having just gone back to school I think I'm just gonna go with the Okuma. Good enough for now, plus it's gonna be a smaller diameter to find my super light action blood run pinland. I'm sure some time down the road I'll get a heavier rod and I'll get the more pricey reel then. I'm from Northeast Ohio and the only good size stretches of river are either at the mouth, or in the case of The Grand the conditions are only good a few times a year so I can get away with a lighter rod. If need be I'll get out my spinning set up again
Probably not. Because it is not same memory. Some spools are bigger some smaller. This way you straiten the mono line and make it's own memory. As gentleman in video said you avoid line twist. I have done it both ways and this one is better. You should try it.
Tim just a question regarding tension do you ensure the line is wound up tightly like you do for spinning reels and Alvey reels? that's a nice centrepin
What's the reason for only putting a small amount of line on the reel? I'm looking to get a centre pin reel to try out and have no experience with centre pins whatsover so any input would be great, i would like to trot down some of the english rivers and streams, would you recommend 6lb or 8lb line? Unlike my fixed spools I can't have spare spools with line with centre pin lol. Cheers.
Hope you found the answer you were looking for after posting it, if you have that type of reel you can tie the mono onto one of the bars then wind it on. I know what you meant,
The spool in the sink IS upside down! No excuses or arguments about it. The line needs to come off the spool the same direction it goes on the reel. The presenter blew off this fact elsewhere in the comments with a lame "that's why I use a supple line" BS excuse. Someone called him out and rather than admitting he was doing it wrong, he let his ego mislead people that don't know better.
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For those of us not blessed with the perfect kitchen sink, you can push the stick through a cardboard box and use that to hold the line spool.
Watched this video for the 4th time. From Michigan here. About to load line on my first centerpin. Bought an Okuma. I did buy dacron backing, as I plan to fish for steelhead. I'm nervous about ensuring I get it right. Thanks for the video.
From MIchigan as well (UP). Don't follow this guys advise. The spool in the sink is upside down.
Sheffield? I've been on the fence about getting one of those, or a kingpin for just under a hundred bucks more. With food and gas prices and having just gone back to school I think I'm just gonna go with the Okuma. Good enough for now, plus it's gonna be a smaller diameter to find my super light action blood run pinland. I'm sure some time down the road I'll get a heavier rod and I'll get the more pricey reel then. I'm from Northeast Ohio and the only good size stretches of river are either at the mouth, or in the case of The Grand the conditions are only good a few times a year so I can get away with a lighter rod. If need be I'll get out my spinning set up again
Ok, I’ve bought a kitchen sink like Tim’s and just need to organise a plumber to get started.
The only video out there on spooling a centerpin
thank you for your video. 🎣🎣🎣
Thank u for that vid helps a lot
Great video 🔥🔥
Shouldn't the line from reel been pulled the other way. From the bottom vs top?
shouldnt you always go bottom to bottom so match the memory of the mono? That way it sits the same way on your reel that it sat on the spool
Probably not. Because it is not same memory. Some spools are bigger some smaller. This way you straiten the mono line and make it's own memory. As gentleman in video said you avoid line twist. I have done it both ways and this one is better. You should try it.
Ribolov Sana i had the same question as him thanks for the answer
@@connorerhardt1767 No problem man. I am glad if it helped you.
I understand your point, but I haven't found that it makes any difference. I intentionally use a supple line with low memory for a number of reasons.
if you are right handed what reel should you use?
Tim just a question regarding tension do you ensure the line is wound up tightly like you do for spinning reels and Alvey reels? that's a nice centrepin
A small amount of tension as the line is wound onto the reel.
What's the reason for only putting a small amount of line on the reel? I'm looking to get a centre pin reel to try out and have no experience with centre pins whatsover so any input would be great, i would like to trot down some of the english rivers and streams, would you recommend 6lb or 8lb line? Unlike my fixed spools I can't have spare spools with line with centre pin lol. Cheers.
I guess with only such a small amount of line on the reel you could easily get it off to put different strain on lol.
Loading the minimum amount of line will help to alleviate bedding in.
50 yards of line is enough??
line has to come off the top .... much better presentation and contol
What if your center pin has spokes - how do you load line on that?
Doesnt matter youre loading it on the reel not the spokes!
Hope you found the answer you were looking for after posting it, if you have that type of reel you can tie the mono onto one of the bars then wind it on. I know what you meant,
If by "spokes" you mean line lays, exactly the same.
Shouldn't you load the reel with braid backing first?
Yes
@@fishinthebanks3512 Why? He loaded 60 yds of line on so he's not going to get to the end of that.
Also you don’t want a lot of line on the reel as it beds in and causes issues whilst trotting.
Not on a reel that shallow
What for? As mentioned below, it will only encourage line bedding.
The spool in the sink IS upside down! No excuses or arguments about it. The line needs to come off the spool the same direction it goes on the reel. The presenter blew off this fact elsewhere in the comments with a lame "that's why I use a supple line" BS excuse. Someone called him out and rather than admitting he was doing it wrong, he let his ego mislead people that don't know better.
Could just put the line in a bucket of water
you forgot the backing hahaha
@Frenkie Bosna ya. also ive seen youe verywhere
Theres no backing on these reels
Not many steelhead in the UK ;)