Thread: trolling poles question, help please.............

I've done answered this question, now y'all shut up.

Wannabe...

Originally Posted by GitDaGrease

Do it like your talkin about for a while and see what your foam handle looks like after repeated times of yankin foam out when you pull the hook out.

Been doing it this way for years. The key to it is to pull the hook out of the foam handle from the bottom and not yank it. It's barely in the foam (not buried) so it's no big deal. If your two hooks are to far apart to do this then pull the bottom hook down under the reel and back up to interlock with the top hook and take out the slack. Both hooks are secure.

What about if the weight is on bottom? What do y'all do then?


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Going around the reel and joining hooks is superior in my mind because usually the weight rests against the fore grip with a Capps and Coleman rig and in transport does not bang against the rod itself chinking the graphite which can cause rod failure.

But I done tolt y'all to shut up.

Wannabe...