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When To Use A Baitcaster Bass fishing with heavy jigs or crankbaits Casting near docks, trees, or other cover Fishing in thick vegetation or lily pads Targeting strong fish like pike, muskie, or catfish Needing extra casting accuracy When To Use A Spinning Reel Light lures for trout, crappie, or panfish Finesse techniques like drop shot or Ned rig Fishing in windy conditions Saltwater shore fishing New anglers learning to cast Performance Comparison: Head-to-head Tests Lets compare the two reels in real fishing scenarios
This is a good way for aspiring tournament anglers to experiment on heavily fished waters
Theyve seen a version of this play every day in practice for the last several years with LaFleur and McDaniel coming from the same coaching tree
It sounds complicated but once I am set up I can cut and rout 10 - 12 lures in about 15 min (not including sanding and wire harness), these will keep me busy for months.' Step 1: First I get a 20mm x 20mm length of timber and rout a 3mm wide and about 1.5mm deep groove (this 1.5mm, would be about 1/2 width of a through wire harness thickness), the entire length of a suitable length piece of timber on both sides