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Most of my rods have a baitkeeper down at the reel. I noticed the other day when I picked up my rod, my unpegged texas weight went flying down the rod hitting every eye on the way. I wonder how many broken eyes are caused by this without anyone noticing. Another reason I now peg my weights, keeps things safe when the hook is on the baitkeeper.

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Just get the hook in the keeper with a tiny bit of slack.  Hold the line, and spin the rod a couple times, and loop on the first guide. Problem solved.

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Always wrap your line around the rod after hooking up your bait. It prevents lures or weights slapping around or sliding down and busting things up

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Do what the other guys said!  Also limits tangling between multiple rods.

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