As the company is still 3D printing prototypes and gathering feedback, we can not yet be sure what the final design will entail
For blue catfish and flathead catfish though, especially in the beginning, you wont be holding a fishing rod for extended periods of time, constantly casting or working the fishing rod so the length of the rod handle (or fishing rod for that matter) is not as important and a longer rod handle is actually preferred
Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure your baitcasting reel is properly spooled: Table of Contents Step 1: Attach the Reel to the Rod Step 2: Thread the Line Step 3: Attach the Line to the Spool Step 4: Secure the Line Step 5: Apply Tension and Begin Spooling Step 6: Fill the Spool Step 7: Finalize the Process Additional Tips Materials Needed: Baitcasting reel Fishing line (monofilament, fluorocarbon, or braided) Fishing rod Scissors or line cutters Pencil or line spooler Electrical tape (especially important for braided lines) Step 1: Attach the Reel to the Rod Secure your baitcasting reel to the fishing rod's reel seat
There are none of these issues on the Spinfisher VI reels, as in the lightest drag setting is very light, but damn you can wind them up nice and tight if needs be
This 30-lumen "to-be-seen" LED light includes 4 different modes, including Eco Mode that lasts up to 15 hours