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Purchased a size 3000 Lew's custom pro speed spin for my father for his birthday. While messing around manually opening the bell, it seems there is one orientation that the bell will not stay opened. It seems that where the bell would close if you used the handle to close it instead of your fingers that is the orientation that the bell will not stay opened. I hope this makes sense and it just seemed odd to me. I've had quite a few spinning reels and never noticed this " problem "

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by Reflection86

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Yes all spinning reels have the trip area where the bail catch releases, when you crank. If you're right on that trip, it won't stay open. You can find it on every reel if you try.

Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware

Fred's right on it. There's a small finger inside the reel that trips the bail shut. Won't allow you to open the bail there.

Ron620DVS Loc: Guntersville Alabama

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DEBO'S Fishing;

Have you ever spooled up a spinning reel? Have you dealt with line twists, wind knots, etc.?

It may seem easy to slap some line on a reel. However, I'll cover some important tips that are OFTEN overlooked.

Follow this process and you're going to have far few issues when you get out on the water with your newly spooled spinning reel! Thanks for watching fishing friends!



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How to Spool a Spinning Reel | TIPS to Help Beginners!


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Justoldjim Loc: JUNCTION CITY, OR.

Helps save your spinning reels to always close the bail by hand