Today I'm schooling the new saltest 8000 for catching non-idimals using the 50 pound outfit literally these are 8000 real what I'm using is our triple fish gator braid 600 meters it's got a diameter of 0.21 so what I'm going to do is I'm going to get 550 meters of 50 pound backing on and then I'm going to get 300 meters of our cobra on top so start off this is the machine that we utilize for line winding I've just stuck the actual spool in there touching it up just make sure being is all last in tart what I need is my whole faithful glove because it does get a bit warm it's very important that you wind the braid on tart under a lot of tension that's what hard quality machine like this is used and it's very very easy if you've got one of these machines so first of all let's go it's foot control by the way and that is about right now to join the two lines and you can see how quickly that actually folds up if you have a sit there and do it by hand you'll be sitting there for half an hour I'm doing a bunny twist quickly on the side you done Ok, it's the first big of eight. This one just the safe time, the memories are really done. What I'm going to do now is a catch-pull. And I'm seeing you one of my colleagues give us a hand, yeah. Just give us a hand if the catch-pull they're interesting, thank you. Here we go. Three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Nine, ten, eleven. Thank you very much, Tristan. Just give us four things, one. And we'll do just slide it down, fingers out, and you just take your fingers and you just lightly hold the braid as you're doing it. As you can see there is the catch-pull, or then, thank you very much, Tristan. Ok, there we go. Always remember to also keep your knot as close to the left end from our left, left-hand side as possible. So that when you're casting with you, do you come into your backing that the knot does not catch the line as it comes over it? What we're going to do is we're just going to quickly get that right. There we go, there we go. Ok, and then there we go. That will be it. There we go. It's been a minute and a half. Quick and easy.