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If youre going to do this kind of a thing, I highly recommend being VERY thoughtful about the gear youre bringing with you
To answer the OP's question a guy I know bought a couple of Aero feeder reels and got rid of them because of the line repeatedly going behind the spool, swapped them for TDM's and had no further issues however this problem may not be a fault of the reel but a combintation of the reel, the line used, the way the line is loaded, and fishing/casting techniques as it appears to happen randomly to many different reels with some people claiming to have massive problems and others claiming to have no problems at all with the same reel, so any claims like this should probably be treat with some caution I am talking reels not rods, poles etc

This season we spent a lot more time targeting musky and between the two New Wave Fising Academy boats almost 50 fish were boated

Here is the short list of items you cant bring to Disney parks: large tripods and selfie sticks folding chairs suitcases and coolers loose ice glass containers wagons and trailers weaponry masks that cover the entire face alcohol, marijuana, or illegal substances artificial noise makers remote-control toys other suspicious items for Disney Worlds Animal Kingdom, balloons or plastic straws Keep reading for a more comprehensive list of what is not allowed in the Disney parks according to Disneys bag policy

Bungee cords provide extra reinforcement, preventing movement and slips on bumpy roads

First, it looks fantastic and very carpy

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