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  1. 02-22-2024, 06:54 AM #4
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    Default Re: reel calibration

    Quote Originally Posted by Clay34 View Post
    A little older video and but you will get the point. I just want it to be the most accurate that I can manage. I would worry that the two line counters are different, but which one is really correct. The reels are typically done for a certain line diameter. This might take a moment but you will know where you are when you are done.

    How To Calibrate Line Counter Reels Precision Trolling Data - YouTube
    The clip on is correct. The way clip ons work is different from the way reels work. No matter what the line diameter is, the clip on doesn't care, it is accurate. I did 3 reels in my kitchen sipping coffee in about 10 minutes. If you keep you bait above the fish(like you should) a couple feet won't make much of a difference. Here is a video to explain. Common Sense Reel Calibration - YouTube
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