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Open the bail and remove the last ten feet of line. Then tie on your new line of choice onto the empty spool, close the bail, and fill to 1/8 of an inch of the spool lip. A trick i learned to get rid of initial line twist when spooling up is to slowly let out your line with nothing on the end while moving along in your boat. Then the water tension on the line will work out the twist. Slowly reel the line back in and tie on your lizard and start fishing. Good luck.
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