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When you’re setting up a fishing pole, first attach all of the pieces of the rod together, then slide the reel into the notch near the bottom of the rod and rotate the reel seating to tighten it. Locate the silver overhead piece on the reel, called the bale arm, and flip it up, then pull on the edge of the fishing line to unravel it. As you pull the line, thread it through the eyelets on the rod, then flip the bale arm closed. Once the line is threaded, you can attach your lure or your hook and bait. To learn how to fasten a lure, keep reading!
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