This is accomplished by the fact that the edges of the point up to the barb are actually like knife edges and easily slice into the fish instead of acting like a wedge that requires more force the deeper it penetrates
A baitcast reel is typically more expensive than a spincast or spinning reel
15000PCS perday fishing reel can be produced
Choosing a rod Type of fishing (drift fishing?, plunking?, float fishing?, noodling?, spin fishing?, plugging?) Size of lure to be cast (heavy lead?, ultra light tackle?) Type of reel to be placed on rod (spinning?, bait casting?, center pin?)...this will determine the handle and guides composition of rod (graphite density?, fiberglass?.......this will determine the sensitivity of the rod) Action of the rod ( Fast, moderate, slow)......this is the bend in the rod Size of line (2#,6#,30# test?) length of rod (casting from the beach?, boat fishing?, lots of brush fishing?)..........this will determine balance combined with reel Warranty (its not uncommon to break a expensive rod!!) Reels Reels are a very important part of the puzzle
Walk around before hitting the trail and make sure your toes arent hitting the end on a downslope and that there arent any pressure points that will outlast a bit of break-in time