Your Reel of Choice is
 

All else being equal, what is your preferred reel of choice ?

1. Spinning Reel

2. Fixed Spool Reel

3. Spinning Casting Reel

4. Closed Face Fixed Spool Reel

5. Bait Casting Reel

6. Multiplier Reel

7. Casting Reel


As for me it is a Spinning Reel,
with the Bait Casting Reel as a back up.

curmudgeon wrote:
All else being equal, what is your preferred reel of choice ?

1. Spinning Reel

2. Fixed Spool Reel

3. Spinning Casting Reel

4. Closed Face Fixed Spool Reel

5. Bait Casting Reel

6. Multiplier Reel

7. Casting Reel


As for me it is a Spinning Reel,
with the Bait Casting Reel as a back up.


For bass?
Baitcast all the way.
Spinning for tiny baits and d-shot.

Favorite reel I own which is technically a "multiplier" reel.
Shimano Calcutta Conquest 200.
http://www.profishing.net/scstore/details/conquest.htm

Spinning reel for me - always. Although, I still have a closed faced Johnson
reel my uncle gave me when I was a kid that is a breeze to use. Never had a
baitcaster until a few days ago. Someone gave me one that was hanging out in
her garage. Now I'll have to see if I can use it without making too much of
a mess :o)

Bass Wishes from South Florida
Jack
http://www.bassguidesoftware.com


"curmudgeon" wrote in message
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All else being equal, what is your preferred reel of choice ?

1. Spinning Reel

2. Fixed Spool Reel

3. Spinning Casting Reel

4. Closed Face Fixed Spool Reel

5. Bait Casting Reel

6. Multiplier Reel

7. Casting Reel


As for me it is a Spinning Reel,
with the Bait Casting Reel as a back up.

Fly Reel

curmudgeon wrote:

All else being equal, what is your preferred reel of choice ?

1. Spinning Reel

2. Fixed Spool Reel

3. Spinning Casting Reel

4. Closed Face Fixed Spool Reel

5. Bait Casting Reel

6. Multiplier Reel

7. Casting Reel


As for me it is a Spinning Reel,
with the Bait Casting Reel as a back up.

Yo yo reel

"Chronos" wrote in message
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Fly Reel

curmudgeon wrote:

All else being equal, what is your preferred reel of choice ?

1. Spinning Reel

2. Fixed Spool Reel

3. Spinning Casting Reel

4. Closed Face Fixed Spool Reel

5. Bait Casting Reel

6. Multiplier Reel

7. Casting Reel


As for me it is a Spinning Reel,
with the Bait Casting Reel as a back up.

Bob La Londe wrote:

Yo yo reel

It's fun. My best adventure was landing a 22" stripper on a 4 weight
with no backing. That fish made for some great eating.