1. lane_irmen

    I have always fish with a spinning reel and I'm really successful. It's time for me to try something new so I figure why not a baitcaster they seem hard ...more to use but a lot of my friends use one and say there so much better. Advice needed

    1. 619Fisherman 0
      Just get a shimano canean they are olny $90 and they are great!!
    2. lane_irmen 0
      Thank guys
    3. Esgar Montalvo 0
      @lane_irmen Shimano Curado
    4. Reel_Smooth 0
      For another spinning reel
    5. Reel_Smooth 0
      The thing about getting a cheaper one, is that your going to want to upgrade quick. @TheREELdeal so i say spend the extra cash for a good one. If not you could always ...more sell or trade it really quick.
    6. TennesseeTroutboy 0
      Black max is a great starter reel
    7. Andrew Alonzo 0
      a diawa laguna is a good start, abu garcia black or blue max, h2o express has some nice reels but like @Reel_Smooth says you have to find the most comfortable reel ...more to you
    8. ryan mcdowell 0
      I started using a black max last year with 14lb braid and I have never had a backlash I couldn't get out
    9. Reel_Smooth 0
      Fan of Abu then Quantum.
    10. Reel_Smooth 0
      It really all comes down to personal preference, and what feels good in your hand. But i would say dont start off to cheap, cause you know how it goes, you get what ...more you pay for. I personally am a big
    11. Brandon alt 0
      My first was the Abu black max. Perfect for a first casting reel
    12. Jacob Breaux 0
      I would suggest an h20 xpress mettle from academy. Cheap reel that performs better than most twice its price
    13. Jacob Breaux 0
      @Reel_Smooth
    14. Jacob Breaux 0
      Abu Garcia reels are really good reels in general. @dylangtrue7
    15. dylangtrue7 0
      abu garcia reel are really good beginner reels
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  2. lane_irmen
    1. Joe Olsem 0
      Live frogs, live minnows, top water frogs (H0rny Toads), flicker shads, spinnerbaits. Depends on the structures in the pond and time of year
    2. zachwright2 0
      I like flukes and prop baits
    3. lane_irmen 0
      Thanks guys if it helps it's also open not many weeds in the water lots of cover grass logs whatever under the water to
    4. Mason Cizek 0
      *me not mez
    5. Mason Cizek 0
      Frogs work for mez
    6. TennesseeTroutboy 0
      Flukes, chatterbaits, spinnerbaits, plastic worms, trick worms, frogs, and if all else fails Roostertails
    7. Lunk_Lifestyle 0
      Senkos
    8. corey 0
      any soft plastic worms or creature baits, basically match any bait source's you see
    9. TexasAngler89 0
      Wat kind of cover is there?
    10. topwater_beast Woop 0
      spinnerbaits i meant
    11. topwater_beast Woop 0
      try sepinnerbaits..
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  3. lane_irmen
    - Soil Cons. Site 7 Reservoir

    Details: Other Freshwater with a Blue spinner bait

    We'll it's something

    1. Bass_Cat 0
      Hope you didn't pull that off of a body!?

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