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Baitcasters, while more challenging, offer greater accuracy
Best For: Serious anglers demanding ultimate casting precision, versatility from lightweight lures to medium-heavy baits, and the absolute best in backlash prevention

Saltwater is corrosive, and sand can ruin a reel's internal gears in a single afternoon

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Loop the arbor and tie an overhand knot around the main line Take the tag end of the line and make a loop around the arbor of the reel Tie an overhand knot around the main line, leaving enough line to tie another knot Pull the first knot tight Tie a second overhand knot Tie another overhand knot with the tag end Pull the second knot tight Cinch the 2 knots Wet the first knot Pull the line between the first knot and the reel, cinching the two knots together Trim the tag end The tag end knot should cinch up against the first overhand knot, preventing the knots from slipping or untying Trim the tag end Cinch the knots against the arbor Pull the main line to cinch the knots against the arbor You are now ready to spool your reel What is the purpose of the arbor knot

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