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Price Anglers just getting started may be hesitant to spend hundreds on their first setup
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a spinning reel 6:41 Which types and sizes of braid work best on baitcasters 10:22 Why baitcasters cause less fatigue during a long day on the water than spinning reels 16:04 What the best brands of baitcasters are 23:35 Pros & cons of baitcasting reels 28:12 What the best brands of baitcasters are (revisited) 33:20 How to clean and service your baitcasting reels 39:10 Understanding all of the components of baitcasting reels 41:30 How to adjust your reel to get fewer birds nests 48:36 How to get birds nests out 54:00 How to pair a rod with your baitcasting reel Conclusion Baitcasters and spinning reels each have their time and place, and this was a fun deep dive into the pros, cons and specifics about baitcasters
Weight is also important, as heavier spoons can reach deeper waters where big stripers may be holding
Choose the Right Rod and Lure Weight Start with a medium to medium-heavy power rod, 6 feet 6 inches to 7 feet 6 inches long, rated for 1/8 ounce to 1/2 ounce lures
