spinning reel

I'm looking for something better than the spirex but still has a trigger
release.

GA,
Trust me. I've fished triggers . . . well since they started makin em I
suppose and never ever thought I'd get used to or prefer the triggerless
models out there, but I swear I'm as comfortable now without them as I was
with. The thing is that you have so many more model and quality choices open
to you if you remove that qualification. I understand the ease with them,
but I wish I'd switched years ago.

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Josh The Bad Bear

I like the trigger because i believe the casts are longer. There is less drag
off the finger. Also you can wear gloves when fishing. I fish at temperatures
of 0 C to 5 C with added wind chill.

"Gone Angling" wrote in message
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I like the trigger because i believe the casts are longer. There is less
drag
off the finger. Also you can wear gloves when fishing. I fish at
temperatures
of 0 C to 5 C with added wind chill.



Why couldn't you fish with gloves with out a trigger? You would just need a
glove with a smooth surface so the line wouldn't hang up.


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Why couldn't you fish with gloves with out a trigger? You would just need a
glove with a smooth surface so the line wouldn't hang up.


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Bob La Londe
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You are right but it would have to be a leather glove with no seam on the
finger. A seam would hang up the line. That type of glove would be a quality
glove for fly fisherman. I use a trigger finger spinning reel and cheapie 99
cent stretch acrylic gloves. The gloves are a throw away item if the need
arises. Other lads are fishing with cold hands.