For me it's the same rod as my DS rods
7' med X fast tip, I do switch out the reel
It's 1000 sized Shimano with 6# test
It works for me
For me it's the same rod as my DS rods
7' med X fast tip, I do switch out the reel
It's 1000 sized Shimano with 6# test
It works for me
Spinning also handles better in cold weather, including the guides to a certain extent. The guides being on bottom also protects lighter line a bit better IMO as it reduces blank torque. Most long, hard running fish on light line is best fought on a threadline (granted we are not talking world class tuna, marlin, and the like) especially with today's thin braid/extruded lines, and spinning drag surface areas are generally superior for start up, heat dissipation, and even maximum output. Spinning will create line twist more (and a line like X9 twists no matter on a BC or spinner), and I tend to get wind knots more on a spinning outfit than BC. Still, for balsa baits, lighter minnow baits, Beetle Spin baits, metal blade baits, inline spinners, finesse jigs and plastics and smaller topwaters, I really do prefer spinning.
I say both have their place at the end of the day because my power techs with 1/2 + weights and heavy torque lures and heavy cover, I prefer BC.