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I was wondering how you guys determine the halfway point when spooling new line...

I have 100ms of 12lb Fluoro and want to split it up 50/50 so I can spool my reel twice (Capacity: 100m 12lb). How can I find the halfway point?? Should I calculate the distance as in meters per turn of the handle or something??

Something that would get me roughly to the halfway point is Ok.....

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just measure your arm spread (in feet) with a tape (then divide into 150') and pull off 50 yds of the old line and tie a connection loop on the backing.

It's best to measure by taking off the old line... the capacity they state is for a specific diameter... which may vary from your 12# line.

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What should I do if.... My Old line has less than 50... I had a bad day last time casting into the wind and managed a few overruns.. I couldn't undoe it so I just cut the line and fished on. Result is the spool visible when I make a long cast.

Should I just forget the idea of saving half this time and just fill the spool up with all the new line? I guess I can save half the next time.

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