If youre going to get a photo of your catch, try to keep it quick, and dont take the fish out of the water too long, if at all
Spinning reels have a dial on the front or back of the body, while baitcasting and conventional reels have the drag (usually star shaped) on the side
Okay, maybe that was seven cents (scents) worth wocka wocka I know this is an old thread, but wanted to through out the idea of trolling the baits at the same time to see if one gets more hits
This is what a traditional scan looks like
McClelland revealed, I cannot remember the last time I broke off a fish in open water. That is impressive, but McClelland replied, If you set your drag according to the size of line you are using and if youre reel has a quality, smooth drag system like the Quantum PT series reels, you will have fewer fish break off. My first choice for a baitcast reel is the Quantum Tour Edition with a 6.3:1 gear ratio or I will change to a faster or slower ratio in special situations, reveal McClelland
EXPERIENCE LEVEL: I spent so much of my life doing fishing tournaments and I got pretty skilled at it, and Ive tried a lot of brands, but honestly nothing really compares to this one