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Ok, I decided to pull a couple of additional parts from rthis tank These parts are really covered with thick grease, I soak them in Simple Green, but I only use a cup full, I do not want to contaminate the 5 gallon bucket A little squirt with paslode and cleaned with a rag the bail wire comes out with very little effort, as the 200 did this ss line roller also has the brass insert a 9/32 will fit nice and snug on the spool shaft nut and it pulled right out the spool shaft is really beefy on this reel I was surprised to see 3 small screws holding this big rotor, but it is working just fine there is some type of fiber washer at the base of the rotor, I think its there as a gasket the pinion wasn't coming out easely, so I reinstalled one of the screws and gently pried it off with a flathead screwdriver and out it came the 2 screws holding the bearing and the 3 holding the rotor are of the same size, so no worries if you get them mixed up here is an idea on how large that bearing is, compared to a quarter now I'm trying to figure out how to remove that bearing did anyone ever get it out

The soft line holds a knot better, too
+ Micarta handles offer very good grip even when theyre wet and your hands are slimy from fish
Here is what you will need: Fly Rod Fly Reel Line Set-Up (Backing, line, leader, tippet) Accessories (flies, storage, net, etc.) Knowledge (where and how to fly fish) Each of these five things will be discussed in its own article