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Fishing reels have undergone numerous changes with regard to design and materials. Modern reels utilize aluminum alloys, titanium and high-strength steels. However, dirt, mud, salt and sand haven't changed--which, throughout the years,…
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Despite all of the artificial lures created for bass over time, the plastic worm remains the one that catches the most fish. These worms come in a myriad of colors, shapes and sizes, but they have one thing in common: they resemble a w…
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When someone purchases a brand new spinning reel or decides that it is time to replace the line on an old one, there is a process that the individual must follow to wind the fishing line on the reel. This is not difficult if the correc…
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If you're new to fishing, you may not know how to set up a rod and reel. It entails attaching the reel to the rod, spooling the reel with fishing line, and then tying on whatever fishing tackle you wish to use. It's easy and can be acc…
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The spinning reel is the type of reel most recommended for the first-time angler. Spinning reels mounted on a fishing pole allow the individual to cast live bait such as a night crawler or a lure such as a spoon a long distance into th…
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With growing popularity of fly fishing, there is a wealth of good, affordable reels for anglers to choose from.
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An angler who purchases a brand new reel or someone who desires to replace old fishing line with a newer, more reliable spool needs to learn the arbor knot. The arbor knot gets its name from the part of the fishing reel that the line a…
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Your Shimano CSO-100, or Callisto, features a smooth drag system that allows you to put the pressure on your fish without the risk of breaking your line because of a sticky drag. The Callisto's free spool mechanism has a fine level of…
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Bamboo fishing rods are simple tools that work great for catching panfish such as crappies, bullheads and bluegills. With bamboo rods that are extra long, a long distance casting reel is not necessary; rather, a simple reel that holds…
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Fishing line can be the weak link in your tackle setup. The overall success of your fishing trip can be determined by the line on your reel. Even if you use the most expensive and highest-quality line on the market, if it is worn or da…
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Penn is a well-known manufacturer of fishing reels popular with fresh and saltwater anglers. As with any fishing reel, especially those used in saltwater, regular cleaning is imperative to keeping your reel working properly. Corrosion…
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There are various types of fishing lines spooled onto reels--ranging from monofilaments and fluorocarbon to braids. No matter the type, it can be difficult to determine how much line is currently on a reel. Especially important with ne…
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Several factors determine the best reels for kayak fishing. The species you pursue is very important, and the reel should have a drag system capable of fighting the fish. The reel will also vary depending on the style of fishing. Bait,…
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In many ways, a fly-fishing reel is similar to a bicycle. A fly-fishing reel, regardless of type, size or construction, contains an arbor, which works similarly to a tire hub; a spool, which works similarly to a bike wheel; and a drag…
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Your fishing reel facilitates the release and retrieval of your fishing line via a reel spool. When upgrading your fishing reel, contact the manufacturer for replacement parts, which, in many cases, you can order via the manufacturer's…
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