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    I like to use porcelain beer bottle stoppers, the ones with the wire clamping system like on a grolsch....once the wire is removed there's a nice hole for the line. There are also collectable ones if you wish to get fancy.

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    Being a retired electronics engineer, I put drilled-out wire nuts on all my reels. Very easy to identify by feel in zero-vis.

    Tried to post image of one of my reels, but it did not show up. Sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OFG-1 View Post
    NO ONE will touch this one by mistake:



    Can also be used as directional marker.
    I think that would be great on a retractable dog leash.... (un-jamable reel)


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    You can find a ton of objects at a Mitchels . They are a chain and sell craft supplies. I got a bunch of buddas and skulls.


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    I found some neon colored train engines about the size of a hairball. I got a handful for a couple of dollars. I wish I'd gotten more. I left a couple in some poor sad caves that didn't have any line of their own. If you find them, let me know

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    Quote Originally Posted by OFG-1 View Post
    NO ONE will touch this one by mistake:



    Can also be used as directional marker.
    ROFLMAO


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    Click image for larger version

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    Quote Originally Posted by TONY CHANEY View Post
    Attachment 16423Jack from Nightmare Before Christmas for me.
    If we're diving the same cave, and Jack comes up missing from your tie off.....it wasn't me! <fingers crossed> LOVE THOSE!!!

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    I use these for my finger spools/reels. Cheesy but easy to identify my reels.

    https://www.michaels.com/10220925.html


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    I had an idea the other day that one might be able to drill out a lego head and use that (but it might be a bit small). My other idea was a spent .45 casing just pop out the primer and run the line thru the hole



 

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