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Pros: More sensitivity due to the lines position on top of the rod and spool position Much greater line capacity than spinning reels offer More lightweight than spinning combos in most cases Allows for better accuracy in casting More capable of handling heavy lures properly Better suited for going after larger fish Baitcasting rods are generally thicker and heavier than a spinning rod More smooth casting and reeling Higher gear ratio than spinning reels Cons: Not well-suited for finesse fishing Harder to cast lighter lures in most cases Much more complex to understand and get used to More costly than spinning reels Greater possibility of backlashing your line Use a Baitcaster For: Baitcasting reels are the ideal choice for seasoned anglers for a number of reasons

The short version is that it probably lasts a bit longer than high-end 8-strand braids without losing strength from salt damage

This includes a thick body with added rings for turbulence and a hook slot allowing it to be rigged on either a straight shank or an EWG hook

Start with high brake settings Adjust spool tension carefully Use smooth casting motions Practice with heavier lures first With time, our control improves, and backlash becomes less common

Higher Strength Approximate 90 degree vertical deflection legs increase the frame strength significantly

When the line is slack, quickly jerk it to pique that bass interest

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