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Less Control with Heavy Lures: Baitcasters outperform spinning reels with large, heavy lures
While the line guide makes spinning reels easier to use for beginners, it also reduces down the amount of torque the reel puts out
On smaller ones, I prefer the spinning reel.
The absolute best way to start is by purchasing a pre-matched rod and reel combo, which takes all the guesswork out of the equation
Spincaster Reel Pros Budget-friendly Easier to use No backlash (sudden bunching of the line due to a spool moving too quickly) Suitable for lightweight lures and lines Easier to cast near the shoreline or under overhanging trees with a sidearm cast Easy to switch left and right-hand orientations Easy to add more line capacity with an additional reel Great for in shore fishing Spincaster Reel Cons Bulkier reel Not as strong or durable Line can tangle, twist or tear (the dreaded wind knots) Less drag ability (refers to how much resistance a fish feels when it pulls on the line
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