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Wing : Grey duck, medium starling or hen blackbird
Just be sure it is large enough to accomodate your rod butts
Final Checklist for Success Use 3/8-oz jig or ChatterBait for practice Set magnetic brakes to 10 Adjust spool tension for 1 ft/sec lure drop Keep elbows in, power from wrist and forearm Use smooth, continuous casting motion Feather spool with thumb throughout cast Stop spool with thumb just before water impact Practice in open area before fishing Re-tune settings every time you change lures Start with sidearm or roll cast, progress to overhead Use braided line (30-50 lb) for durability Fill spool to 1/8 inch below rim Set drag to 1/3-1/2 of line test Watch expert casting videos for form tips Frequently Asked Questions About Baitcasting Reel Casting What is the best lure weight for learning to cast a baitcaster
It's intended to be used with a light estuary rod, and to a maximum length of around seven feet
While an 8-weight is a no-brainer on bigger rivers, downsizing to a 6 on moderate sized waters makes sense
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