THAT WON’T REEL IN?

How to Fix a Fishing Reel

There’s nothing more frustrating than your fishing reel giving out before your angling trip. Do you find yourself wishing you knew how to fix a fishing reel that won’t reel in? We’ve got you covered!

Tangled or Twisted Line

This simple reason might be why you’re having trouble reeling in. A twisted line can ultimately ruin the reeling action and with some patience and concentration, you can fix this issue without a problem.

Cast Bail Mechanism

There might be a chance that your cast bail mechanism has been broken or isn’t properly working anymore. The best solution is to replace the damaged parts or replace the whole spinning reel itself.

Repairing the Damaged Spool or Bail Wire

To fix the issue of your fishing reel not locking in properly, you need to take a look at the condition of your spool and bail wire. Often these factors are the proprietors of disabling the lock mechanism.

Fishing Reel Drag Not Working

To solve this issue, first, check the drag system’s settings. Often if the drag is set on the lowest settings it proves to be ineffective which gives the impression of the drag not working itself.

Broken Fishing Reel

A broken fishing reel might be the result of your bail spring not working properly. You won’t be able to reel your line properly if the bail itself isn’t working. For all the solutions to fixing your reel, check out the full guide!

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