Theres also a soft body version, the Paul Brown Softdine, for winter months and anytime the fish are lethargic
I saw a pre-production sample reel last year and I remember vividly that there were two holes in this location
It has a rigid body, brass gearing, and a handle size that fits hands from extra-small to extra-large
Its a great question because a large portion of anglers still now use the wrong size hooks for targeting these fish, which can result in poor hook up rates, gut hooking and in the worst case scenario the death of the fish
Generally, there are three types, each ideal for different techniques: the spinning reel, the conventional reel, and the baitcaster reel