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  • Super User
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haven't seen any quite that neat from anyone else. 

Certainly beats the plastic sleeve over Seaguar bulk spools. 

 

When I saw your thread title, what immediately came to mind was a hook keeper, which is absent on all Japanese rods.  Doyo bait reels have a pop-out hook keeper that will work in a pinch. 

Since I'm trying to manage up to 3 rigged rods on a kayak, I need some kind of hook keeper. 

Tinkering around Hedgehog website, ran across this add-on ditty, and threw one into an order (Ambassadeur parts). 

My Steez is the one reel I use on 2 Japanese rods, and either one may be on the kayak. 

May not be classy, but totally  functional, and more out of the way than it may appear. 

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  • Super User
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There's more expensive spool 'tamers' out there - specifically tagged for fishing line...but I got a pack of these.

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Labeled for beading wire, but everything from 4# YZH to 15# Tatsu to 40# 832 works just fine, thank you.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KAZ137Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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  • Super User
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I've never had trouble keeping up with new line spools with anything more than the provided notches and a piece of tape. 

Though I understand the need for keeping up leader spools on the water. 

 

It's loaded reel spools that need keeping.  I use the soft velcro tape from Amazon made for keeping up electronic cables. 

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  • Super User
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I bought some the Samurai FC early this year and it's great line.  I would say it falls somewhere between Invizx and Tatsu.  The line keeper works really well.  I have since emptied the spool of Samurai and used the keeper for a different spool.  Works well but it's not a universal fit

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