I'm going to try explaining this the best I can with words, but will probably confuse you more than help. I break down my 16s. I drop enough line that I can take the top section off and bring it's bottom eye down to bottom eye of the bottom section. The eyes will lay on top of one another while the Rod is standing up. Then I put the hook in the keeper and snug the line with the reel. With the line snugged I can take the uneyed section and wrap the two Rod pieces together. When I run out of slack to wrap I just hook it behind an eye. Once you figure it out it only takes a sec and everything is bundled together nicely and goes back together just as quick.
I sure hope you can make tails of that. I just read it back to myself and scratched the hair off my head. And I've been doing this for years.
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Originally Posted by brush pile
I'm going to try explaining this the best I can with words, but will probably confuse you more than help. I break down my 16s. I drop enough line that I can take the top section off and bring it's bottom eye down to bottom eye of the bottom section. The eyes will lay on top of one another while the Rod is standing up. Then I put the hook in the keeper and snug the line with the reel. With the line snugged I can take the uneyed section and wrap the two Rod pieces together. When I run out of slack to wrap I just hook it behind an eye. Once you figure it out it only takes a sec and everything is bundled together nicely and goes back together just as quick.
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