Showing posts with label Fishing reel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishing reel. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 2, 2018

Fishing Reel Types Explained – Baitcast Vs Spinning Vs Spincast

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Reels are often a confusing subject for anglers, especially those who are new to the sport. But that needn’t be the case. Reels are pretty simple devices and they play a major role in your fishing success.

Accordingly, it is wise that fishers familiarize themselves with the basic purpose of reels and learn about the differences among the three basic types.

 

What is a Fishing Reel?

A fishing reel is a mechanical device designed to store, release and collect fishing line through the use of a rotating arm. First developed in the 4th Century, they are now standard equipment for most anglers…


Wednesday, December 20, 2017

How To Choose A Best Ultralight Spinning Reel – TOP-3 Reviewed

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Ultralight fishing has experienced tremendous growth over the last decade. Whether it is a desire to “return to their roots” and catch panfish and crappie like they did as a kid or the challenge of landing trophy trout on 4-pound test small rod and reels are big.

But picking the right reel is not as simple as getting one that is small. Let us help you make sure your new ultralight is also ultra-awesome.


Thursday, December 14, 2017

Choosing The Best Spincasting Reel – Top 4 Reviewed!

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Almost every angler has owned a spincasting reel at some point in time, although you may not remember it, if it was your first reel. For a long time, these tiny closed faced reels were considered “for beginners only.”  

But times are changing, and a growing number of anglers are realizing that although limited in their ability to tackle larger, heavy species and how they can work some lures, spincasting reels still have a place in any fishing locker. 

Spincasting reels have a strong reputation for being easy to use, and excellent choices for beginners targeting small fish, but too lightweight for tackling larger gamefish.

Over the past few years, this has begun to change. Yes, they are still perfect for teaching new anglers the basics as they are easy to cast and well suited for dunking worms or tossing basic lures.  


Monday, December 4, 2017

What Are The Best Reels for Catching Big Cats – 3 Reviewed

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There are a number of things you’ll need to consider when buying your next catfishing reel. Some of the most important include:  

Overall Construction  

Catfish are an aggressive species and even smaller members of the family are capable of putting up a rod bending, reel screaming fight.

You will want to make sure any reel you select is built to handle the pressure a fish like this can exert by looking for a heavy-duty body, metal gears and even a stout handle…


Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Saltwater Vs Freshwater Reels – What Is the Big Difference? 

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Although most anglers ply their craft in broadly similar ways, there are a few significant differences between those who fish in freshwater and those prefer fishing in the sea.   

Saltwater anglers, for example, must often fish deeper and with much more robust gear than their freshwater counterparts, and they often employ different strategies, tackle and techniques in their pursuit of fish.

But one of the biggest differences between the two boils down to the water itself.  

Most reels are perfectly capable of handling a bit of freshwater inside the gear mechanisms, but saltwater can quickly ruin reels not built to withstand it. Accordingly, most saltwater anglers prefer to use reels specifically designed to withstand salty water.