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Anglers ow cheke's nothing more
frustrating heti .Dying a good casWilled
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by twisted or tangled Rte. i ,y emit
the problems. are caused:0X bad "spooling
up" ppractices making mistakes When
trans airing line from the supply spool to the
reel.
Most manufacturers of fishing line, say
there is a right way anda wrong way to fill
up your reel. The right way will reduce line
twist and coil, and the wrong way actually
makes them woftse.
To avoid line twist when spooling a spinn-
ing reel, Du Pont recommends the following--
steps:
ollowingsteps
First, lay the supply spool flat, thread the
line through the rod guides,and then attach
it to the reel. Next, bold the rod tip three to
four feet above the spool and put a moderate
amount of tension on the line. Then make 15
to 20 turns on the reel handle and slacken the
line. If you see the line twisting at this point,
simply flip the spool over to correct the pro-
blem.
Why does flipping a spool of line eliminate
coils when spooling up? Bill Dance, former
BASS Angler of the Year' and member of the
Du Pont "Strep" Pro Fishing Team . ex-
plains:
"When' nylon monofilament "is put onto
supply spools at the factory it develps a
`memory' and is inclined to coil the way it
was spooled. When you fill your reel, all you
have to do Is determine which way the
manufacturer put the line on the spool and
then just talteT off the opposite way,"
Dance also offers this practical advice for
good spooling: "Once you've determined
which way you're going to take the line off
the supply spool, prop the. spool on its edge
so it can turn freely as you. feed the line onto
the reel. One trick I've learned is to stand
up, wedge the supply spool between my feet
and let it rotate slowly as I feed the line.
When feeding line onto your reel, it's also
important to put a moderate amount of ten-
sion on the line as you turn the reel handle.
If the line is wound too loosely on a spinning
or bait casting reel, it can cause loops that
tangle when cast.
Another mistake is putting too much line
on the reel. If too much line is put on, entire
loops of line can flip off the reel on a cast.
The excess line also can get jammed in the.
rod guides. In general, it's a good idea never
to fill your reel more than an eighth to a
quarter of an inch from the lip -of the reel.
At the same time, too little line on your
reel also can cause problems. When a reel is
lightly filled, more coils have to come off
every time you cast. This creates friction
that will damage the line and generally
makes poor action on the reel.
So, if you are one of those people who
always seems to have trouble with excess
twisting of your line, clip this column and
store it away with your spare spool of line.
The,next time you "freshen up' the line on
your reel, give this method a try. You'll be
surprised at how well it works.
Recreation programs begin...
from page 12
Jones or the Recreation Director.
Pre -School Program
Plans have been finalized for the revised
"Peanuts. Palace Program". This unique
program is for children ages 3 to 6 years,
andwill run for five weeks starting Satur-
day, May 26. Sessions will be run from the'
Clinton Arena from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Registration is limited to 20 children. For
more information, contact the Recreation
Director at 482-3997.
Sports'n Stuff Program
Attention youths ages 7 to 14. The Sports'n
Stuff Saturday Afternoon Program has been
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It is not time to finalize plans and ar-
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or suggestions then contact the Recreation
Director at 482=3997 or in person at the Clin-
ton Town Offices, (52 Huron Street).
Just Around the Corner
Get ready for Monday Night Films at the
Clinton Arena. Details next week.
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SATURDAY; MAY 19 & MONDAY, MAY 21
14*st Saturday, May 18, riders fret } eater
or Parry
away as Hamilton, Torontoor
in their
Sound came to Hully Cully to
House League motocross season opener.
House League racing is strictly amateur,
and ism on Saturdays throughout the sum-
mer.
House League began early in Holly
Gully's history as a way for newcomers to
the ,sport of motocross to get into racing
easily. Since its beginnings, Hully Gully
House League graduates have received Na-
tional honours in motocross. This ' year's
crop•o€ House Leaguers show promise too -
even this early in the season.
Riders from six years of age up to middle
age' participated in the 10 different classes
run in this first race. The next race is slated
for May 19.
RESULTS:
Pee -Wee "A"
Jim Dickins, Hensall
Keyin Reeve, London
Larry Zehr, Tavistock
Pee -Wee "B"
John Hepburn, St. Marys
Cameron Kerr, Parry Sound•
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Sean Thol!ad
Frank Mous
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Beau, Hensall
uro "B"
Brian Tetreault, Sarnia
Steve Hutchins, Goderich
Gary Lovie, Exeter
Enduro "C"
Spencer Clarke, Sarnia
Novice "A"
Mike Kishbaugh, Toronto
Jeff 'Bruinsma, Goderich
Doug Weed, Mooretown
Novice "B"
Kirk Schell, London
Kevin Lupton, Watford
Jim Hemdricckx. Watford
Junior "A"
Rob McIntosh, Walton
Brian Blackburn, Exeter
Pat Poulin, London
Junior "B"
Brian Keys, Hamilton
Kelly Peev, Sarnia
Norm Williams, Watford.
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broker and an agent?
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Games Played
May 7 -- Teachers 14 - Norhohxie 3;
Merners 1Q a Workman 6,.
May 9 -«- Teachers 3 - Meiners 9:
Upcoming Gaines
May 16 -- 8 pm. - Workman vs..
Teachers; 9:45 p.m. — Lawries vs.
Norholme.
May 23 -- 8 p.m. - Norholme vs.
Merners; 9:45 p.m. - Lawries vs.
Teachers.
All -terrain vehic
On Sunday, May 20, beginning at 2:00
p.m.; three and four wheel all terrain
vehicles blast off the starting line in the first
ATV race of Hully Gully's season. This first
summer season race is a continuation of the
dominance in ATV racing that Hully Gully
has achieved over the past few years.
In January, Hully Gully staged a three-
wheeler Tri -Cross event in conjunction with
a snowmobile Snocross, and it showed a
strong interest in this form of exciting rac-
ing. In Februarv. Hullo Gully staged
Canada's first mdooir ATV supercross ATV
event at the Western Sports Fair in London,
and encouraged by the overwhelming
response from both racers and fans,
organizers beginthe season May 20 with a
very positive outlook.
es to race
The races will be scored in the motocross
style, that is, a combination score of the
motos will determine final placing. Other
highlights of the day for racers include a
special money-moto to give them a chance
to add cash to the trophy classes, and spec-
tators are assured of top-notch racing and
excitement.
Other special events for the day include a
celebrity challenge by media personalities,
a special four-wheel class, and a powder
puff and junior class.
The May 20 season opener ATV races pro-
mise to be the start of even more excitement
at Hully Gully, and will give fans lots to en-
joy before the next motocross race on June
3, and the Canadian National 125 and 250 Ex-
pert motocross coming Sunday, June 17.
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