Thread: line strip n tip

Since I have not been able to fish due to work,and other things,I thought this may be a helpful tip to those who may not already know.When I replace line I set all 12 poles in their holders just like I fish,open the bails,tie all 12 lines together at the back of the boat ,and then with an old ink pen, pencil,dowel,etc, in my drill I wrap it around 5 or6 times and fire up the drill. Have a buddy to keep a eye on the spools and clip the line off each one as they empty. This works great for me, and only takes about 3or4 minutes to strip them all out.

great tip - I have been doing them one at a time - ill give this a try next time. Thanks

genious! tanks for the tip.i do use the drill with a stick usually,but one at a time...

Thanks. Great idea. Did Crumbley teach you that? LOL

Hi Hightower,

Definitely a good idea. I've been doing that for years but only one reel at a time. Sometimes I just cut a small limb off a tree/flower in my yard that will fit in my drill. Never thought about doing more than one at a time. I guess the old saying about not being to old to learn is true.

Thanks,
dog1

Originally Posted by EARL KITCHENS

Thanks. Great idea. Did Crumbley teach you that? LOL

no sir all me , but he has taught me a heap

Man that is a time saver for sure. Thanks for sharing.

Good idea. Any tips on adding it all back at the same time?

i have 1 git the wife and kids to do it:D

Simple little tip that pays off. great idea