baitcasting reel learning curve Precision Fishing Baitcasting vs Spinning Reels —

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Jerkbaits are fantastic at eliciting sight-induced strikes from any close fish

Best Bait Finesse Reel: KastKing Kestrel Elite Bait Finesse Casting Reels Pros Ridiculously lightweight Handles light line well, with no gaps for it to slip behind Precision magnetic braking system Cons Only one gear ratio option Key Features Left- and right-hand retrieves 8.4: 1 gear ratio 4.4 ounces 11 ball bearings, one roller bearing Price: $220 Bait finesse is a relatively new phenomenon that originated in Japan and involves throwing lighter-than-usual lures on baitcasting gear

Use large hooks

Compare this with Daiwas 2016 introduction of its new BG reel (which resembled its original, 1980s-vintage BG in no way, shape, or form)