I'm looking for recommendations on a good (yet not overly costly) powered spooling machine. I go through enough bulk line in any one given year that it's just has to be cost-effective to get the spooling machine myself.

Recommendations, URL's, etc would be appreciated.

I hear that the Quinalt has a great run of big brutes. Or head out to the Columbia, tie on a whole shad, and drop straight down. Don't get any better powered spooling machine than those hot mama's.

Yeah, but how do you get those fishies to put the new line back *on* the reels???

Parker--

I've got the Berkley Cyclone Station, but I'm not sure it's fair to call it "inexpensive". It works well for baitcasters, but I have yet to try it for spinning reels.

The price on this puppy is $269.95 MSRP. Any Berkley dealer could order it for you.

Keith

I'm sure that Timber will spool your reel with dat 28ft sled Don't see him putting more line back on though :p

Tight lines

Kevin

SRBC

Parker - Being the man that you are, you may have already seen these, if not have a look. I do not have one however, it's a lot less than $270.00.

Reelegood.com

Captain

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