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I'd be astounded if this hasn't been hashed out here before, but in the
spirit of laziness and convenience, I'll just jump in with it. A friend gave me an old Medalist reel with a bunch of line on it a couple of years back. Its old silk line, probably from the 40s based on a thread last year for dating old Plueger reels. The line is pretty gummy and brittle; a small piece of the tippet broke off when I tried to unwind it a little, so I don't want to just destroy it getting it off the reel, which I might never use anyway. However, it might be interesting to save and restore the silk line if there is a way to do it. Does anyone have any insights on how I might soften and loosen the silk line, then restore it to use? --riverman |
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