How do you adjust the drag on a Zebco 202?

Slide the drag adjustment wheel on top of the reel to the left to tighten spool resistance on the line, or slide to the right to loosen the drag setting. If a fish is pulling line freely from the reel at will, tighten the drag gradually to wear out the fish and reel it in.

How do you get the line out of a Zebco reel?

Remove the old line remaining on the Zebco 33 by pressing down on the large spool release button on the back of the reel. Pull the old line off the reel.

How much line does a Zebco 202 hold?

Featuring stainless steel pickup pins, adjustable drags, durable plastic housings and hook keepers, the 202 reel is capable of holding up to 75 yards of 10 pound test monofilament line.

What is the switch on the bottom of a fishing reel?

ANTI-REVERSE SWITCH
ANTI-REVERSE SWITCH This feature is typically located at the bottom of the reel and can be a helpful tool when fighting fish. This switch allows you to backreel, or reel in reverse, rather than relying on your drag system for line tension.

What is the Off on switch for on my fishing reel?

Anti-Reverse on a spinning reel is a feature that prevents the reel from turning backwards and engages the drag. Some reels come with an Anti Reverse switch that allows the angler to choose whether it is engaged or not. This feature has helped people “back-reel” rather than allowing the drag to fight the fish.

How much line should I put on a closed face reel?

It is pretty much invisible once it hits the water. It is a little more challenging than the monofilament line and a bit thinner. Most closed faced reels can handle up to a 12-pound test fluorocarbon line, which is ideal for jigging. A braided line would be the last option.

Why is my fishing line not reeling in?

When a fishing reel won’t reel in, there are two common problems to look for: The line is tangled, or the cast-bail is askew. Fixing either of these problems is quickly done, in the field or at home, using a minimum of hand tools.