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My recommended process is as follows: Before starting tighten the drag to prevent water ingress Apply quick soft brush over the reel and the rod, paying particular attention to the handles and guides Hose off with a light spray to remove any soap or salt residue Leave the rod and reel in a warm, dry place until most of the water has gone Apply quick spray with a product like Inox, WD40 or CRC paying particular attention to the bail arm bearing if its a spinning reel Before stowing everything away remember to back of the drag settings off and dont fall into the trap of thinking that you wont need to wash gear thats been out for a session if it was barely used or not used at all
For the Peg (where the magnet attaches at the end of the rope, pictured, but not cut) Use the same 5/8ths inch dowel and cut 1 inch long For connecting the spool to the handle 1/4 inch dowel, 3 3/4 inch long (pictured, but not cut) 2 round magnets Clamp together the 2 wooden discs, off to one side of the discs
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