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I just ordered 3 new reels (2 bait casters and 1 spinning) and I was wondering what most people do to them before the put on line and go fishing. I have read some oil and you are good to go. I have virtually no knowledge of completely breaking down a BC so nothing too crazy. Thanks!

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lol I just asked basically the same question over in the equipment forum, so im pretty sure one of us is gonna get some answers haha

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I always take out of the box and usually put them on rod before fishing with them. I know people that soak the bearings first but I never do until they get dirty.

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Use em! I would never open a brand new reel before I fished it and new it had no issues,,,,,,if you do, you could own it. Opening a reel can void any factory warranty. Besides, chances are it will have you smiling from ear to ear just as it is out of the box,,,,,,again, unless it has issues, then I would want it made right by the manufacturer!!! Good luck enjoy your  new tools!!!   :thumbsup1:  

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I put them on a rod and sit on the couch pretend fishing for an hour. Work some of the grease and loosen it up. Then I put line on and go real fishing.

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Fish new reels out of the box to eliminate the chance of any warranty issues. After the first season have it deep cleaned and properly lubed to maximize performance and longevity.

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