Thomas Kane 
Today, there are two most common types of reels: Baitcaster and Spinning reel. Each type of fishing reel has its own advantages and disadvantages, and depending on those advantages and disadvantages, each type has its own purpose of use. What are Baitcaster reels good for? Baitcaster can be suitable for both casting lures, surf casting, … Read more
A fishing reel is an item that is constantly exposed to water. All types of reels, whether spinning reels or baicasters, require maintenance after a period of use. Especially the reels you regularly use to fish brackish or saltwater. Will fishing reels rust? The answer is yes. For environments that are constantly in contact with … Read more
Fishing is an exciting sport; there are many things for us to learn and have questions posed to create debates, creating the connection of many anglers together. Many questions answer is different opinions, not comprehensively, perhaps because of personal views of each other person. The theme of this article is the most posed question, from … Read more
There are many reasons to fish in the sea that are completely different from fishing in rivers and lakes. As you know, if the reel is dropped in saltwater without being rinsed with fresh water in time, you will 100% damage that reel because it will be oxidized by salt. What is a saltwater spinning … Read more
What type of reel to use is always the most asked question. The article’s subject is northern pike; I will share information about reels that many anglers trust to catch them. What is the best reel for northern pike fishing? Spinning and baitcasting reels are two popular options for catching northern pike. Anglers tend to … Read more
During a fishing trip and your fishing reel accidentally fell into the water, how would you handle it? Here is an article on how to handle this problem, hope you will be satisfied. Can fly reel get wet? Yes, fly reel can get wet! In general, if you are fishing and your fishing rod accidentally … Read more
Years ago, I accidentally saw my friend boast that he had sold a $ 600 old reel; I was surprised by it. Go home; I had online searched for all the information about the antique reel and running right into the warehouse and looking for my father’s reels. Unfortunately, no reel is worth over several … Read more
Have you ever seen the centerpin reel? If not, have you seen the fly reel? It looks like a fly reel with a large diameter. Centerpin fishing is also known as float fishing; anglers often use this technique to present a bait below a float in a river to trout, steelhead, and salmon. You can … Read more
Small reels for big fish? Today, one thing I want to introduce is Two-speed reels and the power that’s involved in getting a bigger fish. Basically, if you’re going on a half-day, three-quarter day boat fishing calico bass and bass rock fishing even yellowtail fishing, you don’t need two-speed reels, And if you’re going to … Read more
