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"JimH" wrote in message ... "SoFarrell" wrote in message news:1112533058.e03e077ee05b93a2e6a153ff6cdd29f7@t eranews... For live bait fishing, what's your pref? Open or spinning reels? Why? I use spinning reels for all my freshwater fishing and used a conventional open reel while on a charter boat several years back while in Miami. Open reels were also the only reels we had as kids. I still prefer the spinning reel. The open reel is definitely more prone to tangles and backlash if you don't know how to use it. I don't know about any advantages it has over the spinning reel. Depends on the species / bait size. I fish for Yellow Tail and small tuna out of San Diego and for the bigger fish and baits I use a Calcutta 401 ( I like left handed reels) and a Shimano Bait Runner 2500 for the smaller pinhead anchovies when I need to get them further from the boat. For live bait fishing salmon in my home area of San Francisco I use open reels as our anchovies are larger. |
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