Noticed today on the bassmasters a few of the pro's have their spinning reels spooled backwards. Does anyone spool theirs backwards and if so is there any advantage?
Noticed today on the bassmasters a few of the pro's have their spinning reels spooled backwards. Does anyone spool theirs backwards and if so is there any advantage?
Spinning reels reel clockwise so i spool the line coming of the filler spool counterclockwise, this eliminates line twist. hope this what you wanted to know
when i was watching steve kendeny down an amstid he was drop shotting adn was using a light weight spinning outfit. He was backreeling the fish so he didn't have to use the drag. I seen them do it a lot on the walleye tour
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by whoza_daddy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">He was backreeling the fish so he didn't have to use the drag. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Must have been what I saw them doing then. I'll stick with my drag cause my luck i'd slip backreeling and they'd be gone.
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