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Guys, here's the question. I spooled up 2 spinning reels middle of last summer (yea, last summer!). Had some health issues & didn't fish for a long, long time. The line is Yozuri 6lb hybrid and was treated with KVD line & lure. One only reel was fished and only once. Both have been kept out of the sun/UV rays, basically in good storage. Would you use it? Maybe spray some more KVD on it, or just respool?

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Mitch

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I would use it. If it was stored properly like you did and treated with KVD it should be OK. Unless you are fishing a big tournament, then I would re-spool. :;)

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I agree with leo,

The way you kept it stored is just like buying it from the store only it's on your spool instead of the manufacture's.

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I would spray it down again prior to use. It should be just fine.

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Remove it and see if any neighborhood kids need a slinky.

YZH on a reel for a year?  Wow, that's gonna need some hair relaxer.

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I'd give it a shot, with a short leash.  If you can, drag it behind the boat for 5-10 minutes in deep water at about 5-10 mph, letting about 50-75 yds out.  It will uncoil it pretty well, and remove any twist.

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Not to HiJack the thread but i was stretching mine by dragging it behind the boat last summer with an old crankbait n hooked a 4 pounder..So maybe youll get lucky  ;)

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