Spool Tool™
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- Ideal for casting and spinning reels
- Variable line tension adjustment
- Guaranteed not to rust
The Spool Tool makes line spooling easier than ever! Ideal for casting and spinning reels, the Spool Tool features a variable line tension adjustment that eliminates loose spooling. Constucted from durable Delrin®, the Spool Tool is guaranteed not to rust and is great for monofilament, braided and super lines.
Rated 2.8 out of 5 by 29
reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Fishitout No good
Save your money, or put a little more with it and get the Bass Pro one. I did and it works very well. This one however is a peice of JUNK!!!
April 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by streek1975 Great for one man spooling.
I purchased mine about 2 months ago and found it easy to use. I have used it for mono and braid lines. It beats holding th line between your knees to keep tension on the line. It fit nicely on both my Penn medium action Power Stick and Shakespeare medium action Ugly Stick. Would recommend for anyone.
October 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Domtrucker Spool tool
The spool tool was a little awkward at first to attach to a light spinning rod, but once adjusted further up the pole shaft it worked well. It will accommodate the majority of the line spools as long as they are not more than 4” wide. I was able to wind a heavy line base and then change to a lighter line to top the real off with little effort. Overall performance was good.
May 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by glockfan Great spooler
This is the first one I have owned. I always try to get my 5 year old to hold a spool through a pencil, with mixed results. This product performs as advertised. It is very lightweight, and easy to use.
April 22, 2012
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Yes, by adjusting the spool holding lock nuts you can control the tension.
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Yes, you can adjust the tension with a little knob.A:
Yes, by tightening the screws you can increase pressure against the spool to increase the tension.
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yea it does, you adjust it on the side screwA:
Only for baitcasters, for spinning reels it does nothing.
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yes it does add tension to the line and its adjustable from real loose to locked down and you can clamp it to any stationary round stock not just to your rod if your worried about damage to your rod.A:
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The spool holders are spring loaded and can be slid along the spool bar to develop enough tension. Instructions are permanently attached on the under side of the spooler.1 of 1
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