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August 8th, 2006, 03:21 PM
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why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?
jeffc wrote: "duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... You'll never have a backlash problem with a spinning reel. You may pull a few tangles out on a newly filled reel, but that will be it. You will have much more tangles with a baitcaster than a spinning rod. No, YOU will. I've seen people have horrendous problems with spinning reels. And all of a sudden, the "farther" argument for casting with baitcasters has disappeared. No, just for light lures, as I said. The way the line comes off a spinning reel means less friction, which is good for very light lures. When the lures get heavier, it really doesn't matter because a bait caster can't cast as far as he needs to, so it's moot. are you saying spinning reels are more prone to backlashes than baitcasters now ? that's a hoot... 
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August 8th, 2006, 10:00 PM
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why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?
"duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... jeffc wrote: "duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... You'll never have a backlash problem with a spinning reel. You may pull a few tangles out on a newly filled reel, but that will be it. You will have much more tangles with a baitcaster than a spinning rod. No, YOU will. I've seen people have horrendous problems with spinning reels. And all of a sudden, the "farther" argument for casting with baitcasters has disappeared. No, just for light lures, as I said. The way the line comes off a spinning reel means less friction, which is good for very light lures. When the lures get heavier, it really doesn't matter because a bait caster can't cast as far as he needs to, so it's moot. are you saying spinning reels are more prone to backlashes than baitcasters now ? What the HELL are you talking about? Go look up "non sequitur" and see what you think
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August 8th, 2006, 10:19 PM
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why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?
jeffc wrote: "duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... jeffc wrote: "duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... You'll never have a backlash problem with a spinning reel. You may pull a few tangles out on a newly filled reel, but that will be it. You will have much more tangles with a baitcaster than a spinning rod. No, YOU will. I've seen people have horrendous problems with spinning reels. And all of a sudden, the "farther" argument for casting with baitcasters has disappeared. No, just for light lures, as I said. The way the line comes off a spinning reel means less friction, which is good for very light lures. When the lures get heavier, it really doesn't matter because a bait caster can't cast as far as he needs to, so it's moot. are you saying spinning reels are more prone to backlashes than baitcasters now ? What the HELL are you talking about? Go look up "non sequitur" and see what you think semantics
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August 9th, 2006, 02:22 AM
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why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?
"duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... are you saying spinning reels are more prone to backlashes than baitcasters now ? What the HELL are you talking about? Go look up "non sequitur" and see what you think semantics You have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
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August 9th, 2006, 01:16 PM
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why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?
jeffc wrote: "duty-honor-country" wrote in message oups.com... are you saying spinning reels are more prone to backlashes than baitcasters now ? What the HELL are you talking about? Go look up "non sequitur" and see what you think semantics You have no idea what you're talking about, do you? hey, I'm not the one spelling words wrong, you are.
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