daiwa castig reels Tatula SV TW 100 Casting Reel 6.3:1 Take your finesse fishing to new heights with the Daiwa PX BF70 Bait Finesse Baitcasting Reel Daiwa, CA80 Casting Reel, 7.5:1

Here the water is steadier and more predictable, and again the bass will work this area thoroughly before moving on

Rod features: - Powerlux 100 resin system - Ergonomic Abu designed reel seat - ROCS (Robotically Optimized Casting System) Guide train - Stainless Steel guides with ultra-light Zirconium inserts - Split EVA foam grip Reel features: - 10 stainless steel ball bearings + 1 roller bearing - Lightweight aluminum frame - Rocket line management and spool design - Machined aluminum braid ready spool - Stainless steel main shaft and components - AMGearing machined gear system

I never use anything shorter than 7 foot

Pros of Bait Finesse System: Better cast control Increased sensitivity Increased accuracy Better line management More distance with larger lines (not just ultralight) Clicker drag control More fun fight A lot of fun options Cons of Bait Finesse System: Limited in deep water applications Rod and reel availability limited Learning curve on casting distance Learning curve on reel tuning So to run through some of the pros and cons real quick, BFS reels and rods are made for precision casting of smaller baits

But its also been fun with Senkos and even as a makeshift BFS rod for lighter baits like Ned rigs and small plastics like the Yamamoto Yamatanuki or Great Lakes Finesse Juvy Craw