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    Quote Originally Posted by Cane Pole View Post
    When i wus younger, everybody knew where to put the gas in. Just fold down the rear tag ans WALLA.
    Wow, I had forgot about that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cane Pole View Post
    When i wus younger, everybody knew where to put the gas in. Just fold down the rear tag ans WALLA.
    Except on a 56 Chevy sedan!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodworker42 View Post
    Except on a 56 Chevy sedan!
    or '57
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    Wow....learn something everyday around here

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    Well dang now I gotta fishing again to see if it works.

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    Or you could always just wrap a rubber band around the spool when you find the right depth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappiePappy View Post
    Or you could always just wrap a rubber band around the spool when you find the right depth.
    Rubber bands work for me.

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    actually it is for your loose line when you don't have a lure on your pole but this is a nice way to use it for sure.
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    I thought it was to hold the line when you removed the spool. I usually just tie to a guide when no lure attached.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperDave336 View Post
    I thought it was to hold the line when you removed the spool. I usually just tie to a guide when no lure attached.
    You are correct, it’s a “line clip”. Used to snug up line when reel is not rigged. While the idea is sound in principal if one is using fine diameter lines it would be a big no no. Set the hook and cut the line. I use lines that are .105mm in diameter.....it would snap every time you hooked a fish. For heavier lines I’m sure one could get away with doing that.

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