End of Summer Sale! Up to 40% Off Clearance Items At Capt. Harry's we carry replacement and upgrade parts for various reels.  Looking for something out of the ordinary or an enhancement to your current reel? From power handles to electrical parts we have it here. Don't know what you need? Let our customer service reps help you find what you need. Daiwa MP3000 Battery Power Cord Stainless Steel Gear Stud for Penn 116L 10/0 &12/0 Reels Stainless Steel Gear Stud for Penn 114 9/0 Reels Daiwa Tanacom 1000 Power Cord Shimano Graphite Reel Seat P-130 T-Bar Reel Handle T-Bar Reel Handle TLD20/25Welcome to Southwestern Parts & Service located at 605 West Mockingbird in Dallas, Tx. We have over 35 years experience in fishing reel repair. Our staff of 9 reel technicians are the most knowledgeableOur service center carries one of the most extensive fishing reel parts inventory in the world. We have over 4,000 Schematics online to help you find and order the exact part number needed to repair your reel.

If you can't find the part you need, simply drop us a LINE and we will HOOK you up!Mat's Reel Repair And Parts                                   Have a question? Need a fishing reel repaired?                                          View Larger Map            Wisconsins Leader In Fishing Reel Parts & Fishing Reel Repair                    At Mat's Reel Repair fishing reel repair is our business.                 Buy Asa Rule BookContact Mat's Reel Repair and Parts for all your reel needs                         Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm Centeral Time                       Come see us and drop off your reels at the shows:                                                 click on the links below                Mosquito Hill Musky & Walleye Expo, February 6 2016                          Milwaukee Musky Expo, February 12,13,14 2016                   Madison Fishing Expo, February 26, 27, 28, 2016                             Wausau Musky Expo, March 4, 5, 6 2016​Mat's Fishing Reel Repair and Fishing Reel Parts Service offers fishing reel cleaning and repair servicePuppies For Adoption In Santa Cruz Ca

, reel repairs and fishing reel parts for all makes and models of fishing reels including Abu Garcia, Shimano, Daiwa, Mitchell, Okuma, Penn, Lew's, Pflueger, Shakespeare, Quick and Zebco Quantum fishing reels and many others.We know you can't afford to be without your favorite rod or reel for long. That's why we go to great lengths to make sure your repair order is turned around as quickly as possible, so you can get back on the water.Memory Cleaner Windows 7 PortableOUR PROMISE TO YOU:Personalized service, quick turnaround and no surprises.  No fishing reel repairs are completed without customer approval and we guarantee a quick return on all fishing reels that we repair or service. In other words, we treat others the way we like to be treated and we pride ourselves on our workmanship.Mat's Fishing Reel Parts and Fishing Reel Repair Service provides quality fishing reel repair service and replacement parts. 

We go to great lengths to get your reel back in prime condition. No matter what type of reel you send us, we pride ourselves on the care we give your reels. Many years experience has made Mat's Fishing Reel Parts and Fishing Reel Repair Service a business worth working with. We have built a reputation as a quality and professional fishing reel repair business.We take pride in fishing reel repairs and service. Have questions let us know. We return all questions as soon as possible.YOU CAN TRUST OUR QUALITY:Quality fishing reel repair and service is what we do.There is only one way to properly service and repair your fishing reel - completely break it down, thoroughly clean and inspect every single part, and put the fishing reel back together again using the highest quality lubricants and OEM parts.As we clean every part of your reel by hand and ultrasonicly we inspect them for wear and defects. If repair cost appear to be getting out of line you will be contacted with an estimate, and you will be able to make the call whether to continue with service.

Here at Mat's Reel Repair we do not want any surprises for our customers and we try our best to achieve that.                                          With Mat's Reel Repair our customers come first.​     We buy reel parts, used or unwanted reels, and antique reels.Please feel free to contact us for any of your fishing reel repair and service questions. Remember that we are here to help!​Things to consider when purchasing saltwater rods and reels: Spinning Rod and Reel Spinning gear uses a spinning reel with a fixed spool that is mounted below the spinning rod. Because the spool of the spinning reel is stationary, it is more difficult for the angler to tangle the line when casting. A spinning rod will have wider guides to catch the large loops of line leaving the spool on the cast. Many anglers prefer spinning reels for working lures such as top-water poppers and high-speed plugs. Also, spinning reels can cast lighter saltwater lures and baits than conventional reels.

To fish with a spinning reel, hold the rod and reel in your dominant hand and crank the handle with the other hand. Most spinning reels have handles that are easy to change from left handed to right handed. Spinning reels suffer from loops in the line called "wind knots" when the line becomes twisted or is not retrieved under pressure. This problem can usually be solved by adding a small swivel between the line and the leader. When spooling line on a spinning rod, lay the spool on the floor so that the line is leaving the spool in the same direction that it is going onto the reel. To test if the line is going on correctly, pinch the line between your thumb and forefinger and make a dozen cranks of the reel handle. Then, stop winding line and drop the rod tip to put slack in the line. If the line starts to spin and twist, then you’re putting it on in the wrong direction. Simply flip the spool over and continue to fill the reel. Saltwater Baitcasting Rods and Reels Baitcasting reels hold more line, cast farther and produce smoother drag than spinning reels;

however, baitcasting reels are more difficult to cast. A baitcasting reel has a revolving spool and sits on top of the baitcasting rod, which has smaller eyes than a spinning rod. Baitcasting reels work well where long casts or big baits are necessary. Also, baitcasting reels are better for bottom fishing and jigging. Reels with a closed face and line guide are used for working lighter lures and baits. Open-face reels without a line guide work better for casting or jigging because the line can be let out and retrieved more quickly. One potential problem with baitcasting rods and reels comes when casting. If the spool is turning faster than the line is leaving the rod, the line gets backed up and explodes into a tangled mess called a "bird’s nest." If the backlash isn’t too severe, it can usually be picked out by pulling line off the reel. To slow your cast, most baitcasting reels have either a magnetic, centrifugal or electronic cast control. But even with the best cast control, you still need to learn to use your thumb to slow the speed of the spool.

A saltwater trolling rod is a beefed-up version of its baitcasting cousin with a revolving spool reel that sits on top of the rod. These are some characteristics of saltwater reels and rods: Fishing with metal jigs is one of the oldest tricks in the book, but in recent years the method has taken on a new life with the invention of vertical and rubber jigs. Vertical jigging uses high-speed rods and reels to retrieve a streamlined metal lure at top speeds. On the other hand, rubber jigs are designed to bounce slowly and hover off the bottom. These techniques require specialized tackle to either work a lure very quickly or very slowly. For vertical jigging, use a medium-fast spinning or casting rod with a whippy tip that will quickly retrieve the jig. Vertical jigs require high-speed reels with a retrieve ratio of 6:1 or faster that can hold hundreds of yards of braided line. Rubber jigs, on the other hand, are designed to move slowly and hover over their target. These jigs require an 8-foot, light-action rod that allows the fish to nibble its way to the hook without feeling any resistance.