Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: How do you remove the spool?
Document: only thing this reel is missing is another spool, thanks for another great reel for my fishing trips and the ease of dehooking them
Well packed and arrived on time. I am still getting used to the &#34;trigger&#34; lever and the fact that the reel isn't locked up except at top dead center. Not a deal buster, just different. The rear drag is nice, reel is easy to clean and lube. 110 yards of 6LB Trilene XL line and the spool is full, as advertised. Light weight. Very nice on my ultralight spin rod.
I have owned this series of reel since I was 6 years old, and I'm 31 now, they have not quit. I own 4 of these in different sizes. The 1000 is plenty for your average freshwater fish under 3 pounds. The 2000 feels almost exactly the same but has a slightly bigger spool, very close in weight, feel, and ability to reel in a fish. I use mine with 4 lb. test line, sometimes up to 6 lb.
without any problem. I'll update this review after I have caught fish larger than those I described here. So far the only caution I give you is the reel shank may not fit into some ultralight rods. Again you may not find the bail release a nuisance (some people liked it). It is a personal preference. If you find that it is cumbersome, you can remove it quickly by loosening the attaching screw.
replaced a broken reel that was hard to find parts for. Just added the reel to complete my fishing tackle.
quality product, easy to use and smooth ! awsum reel i would suggest to anyone who is looking to get a spinning reel !
love it. just the thing for pan fish with my new ultra light one ugly stick. nice outfit. love it.
good casting and smooth very simple to operate. I taught my 5 year old who never cast a reel before to cast this reel in about 10 mins.
Works great. Very smooth.
When casting, you hold the line against this tab. It's nice, but not really necessary for a good cast. The other half of this is the anti-reverse, which is the part that bugs me.You don't get infinite anti-reverse on this reel. The bail always rotates back with the line guide in the 12-o'-clock position. This ostensibly makes casting easier, but it may give you too much slack if you ever take your hand off the crank.
Answer: yes