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Question Disposing of old line.

Just emptied some so called 15lb line off a reel (tested as 9lb).
It then occured to me how do we dispose of old line?
So the question is, how do you dispose of line?

I used to burn it but that left loose lengths that could still tangle animals and birds.

If I'm unloading a spool I now wrap it round cardboard and then cut it in to lengths of a couple of inches , or if it is lighter BS cut it in to tiny lengths and bag it (in both cases) .

Any other ideas of getting trid of the nylon menace?
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Re: Disposing of old line.

Berkley run a line recycling service basically save it for 6months or so and send it all to your local recycling people and theyll handle it from there
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Re: Disposing of old line.

just do the big loop and then cut both ends, usually put in a bag as well
hate seeing it on beaches and banks though
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Re: Disposing of old line.

Totally with you there. There's no excuse for chucking it at your feet. What's the old saying "Take pictures and leave footprints" , something like that.
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Berkley run a line recycling service basically save it for 6months or so and send it all to your local recycling people and theyll handle it from there
now thats a good idea,
i usually strip it of reels in coils tie an over hand knot in the middle , then seal it in a wide mouthed plastic bottle which will keep it safe from beastie entanglement.
not too sure how enviromentally friendly this is, but i recon if it goes to land fill the line stays sealed for the lifetime of the bottle.
if incinerated all burnt no probs(other than emmitions).
might cause a problem with plastic recycling though.
Old hooks are delt with the same way to prevent injury,
i used to be a dustman and have seen and experienced some injurys from items irrisponsibly chucked in the dustbin bag;-
1, carveing knife, punchured kidney. not nice,
2, hyperdermic syringe , not nice, turned out to be t,b, blood test on livstock.
3, assorted broken glass, still have the scars.

o,k i'll get off me soap box now. geejayy.
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Re: Disposing of old line.

Throw it on the beach,thats what a lot of t$@ts seem to do
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Re: Disposing of old line.

why thrown it on the beach when you can wrap it round birds?
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Re: Disposing of old line.

sorry my bad, try and remember not to get you too jealouse in the future
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