The single most important aspect of your tackle providing that vital link between yourself and your catch. What's everyone's favorites and why? Come on in and find out!
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Seph
- Elite Angler
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- Location: Coastal Georgia
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by Seph » Sat Nov 28, 2015 11:16 am
Bassmar wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z_pkMVKxZ4 (BASSfest Kentucky Lake)
The above video has a couple of good examples of spinning reel use.
Take a look at 16:25 for a demo on how not to use a spinning reel. Reeling against drag induces major line twist.
Take a look at 29:00 for a demo on how it should be done.
HAHA!!! I Lol'd at 16:25 for sure and that guy is a pro...
I question everything this guy endorses (Brandon Lester)
great link...
Reeling while the drag is engaged is something I thought most people learned not to do during their early spincast days..yeesh
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soulfisher
- Senior Angler
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- Location: Florida
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by soulfisher » Tue Dec 15, 2015 1:13 am
vinnieb729 wrote:GOOD YEAR 71 wrote:Untwist the line. When your day is done, clip rig and open spool behind the boat. Let out at fast idle, drag a couple hundred feet, stop boat, reel back in. Takes a minute but line lasts much longer and sets perfect every time. It's worth the effort.
It's the only way to deal with it as far as I know.
Yep the rare times I use one, this is exactly what i do.
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Pen3
- Pro Angler
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- Location: Hopkins, Minnesota
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by Pen3 » Thu Feb 11, 2016 1:34 pm
LOL It has been known that Aaron, Brett, and Takahiro are the top 3 spinning pro fishers.