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Best Spinning Reel for Braid " Digging in "



 
 
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Old May 22nd, 2006, 04:08 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
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Default Best Spinning Reel for Braid " Digging in "

Does any reel manufacturer make a spinning reel that caters to braid?

I would think that an excessively active level wind would keep the angles of overlap greater and help keep the line from sinking/digging in.

I remember seeing an ad once for a "slow level wind system" to keep the spool tidy, parallel and flat, but this seems the opposite of what is needed now...


After a weekend of having my line bury itself into the spool and foul the cast, I might just be in the market.



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