daiwa cg 100 reel Tatula CT Baitcaster – Dakota Angler Daiwa Tatula 100 Baitcasting Reel

Slow fishing a big jig or swimbait on the bottom is best on rockpiles or bluff walls near 20-foot deep water

After all, this is the place where the reel is attached to the rod, and the stress of a fight applies a lot of torque to this component

Jackall TN 70: Colors: Crawfish, RT Escape Craw, SS Shad Rat L Trap (1/2 oz): Colors: Rayburn Red Craw, Silver Shad, Diamond Dust SMALL SWIMBAITS

Even the 1/4 oz

Baitcasting Reel Pros Long casting distance + better accuracy Excellent drag system All fishing line types compatible Good control system and balance Best suited for heavy lures Lighter weight than similar-sized spinner reels Baitcasting Reel Cons Steeper learning curve for beginners Requires greater dexterity when switching hands More expensive than other reel types Complex construction + design Must change braking system and spool settings when you switch lure types Higher risk of backlash while casting Spinning reels have an anti-reverse mechanism called a bail, which is helpful in preventing your line from unraveling when you get a bite

You have to keep going down in line size and get lighter and lighter in rods to throw smaller lighter lures