Replacing Braid on Jigging Rods?

  • Ripjiggen
    Posts: 13234
    #2239299

    I’m the same way as you.

    PmB
    Posts: 581
    #2239366

    Just reel it backwards onto another reel exposing the fresh line that’s never been used

    Gerty
    Posts: 409
    #2239386

    PmB – That is what I do also.

    slipperybob
    Lil'Can, MN
    Posts: 1450
    #2240667

    Those braid fibers probably have over 20 yrs shelf life.

    CBMN
    North Metro
    Posts: 1012
    #2240694

    I have braid rods that I use on lakes in the summer and I get at least 4 or 5 years out of by doing what PmB explains. Then my river beater rods that I fish around a lot of rocks and timber and loose a lot of jigs I maybe get 2 or 3 years out of even with flipping the braid as I just go thru line a lot faster due to loosing jigs and retying a lot more.

    mnfisherman18
    Posts: 412
    #2240695

    I am similar to others here, I give it 3-4 years, then reel it backwards onto another reel and get another 3-4 years out of it.

    whytie
    Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
    Posts: 116
    #2240716

    I pull off 40ft of line and cut it. I don’t fish deeper then 30ft so the extra 10ft of cut off is any possible ice build up that may have frayed the line. I run a mono backing on my reels to prevent line slipping on the spools a 150yds of braid goes a long ways on my ice reels.

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