Should you use a bailless spinning reel? YES!!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Some more day off work content today decided to talk about my experience with Bailess spinning reels it has come to be one of my favorite along with casting conventional reels without level winds.
Cheers mate, clear intel !
Spinfisher and Slammer can convert to manual bail closure in 5 minutes ( 2 screws)
always wanted to try a bailless spinner. If I can find a budget friendly version maybe i'll give it a try. Thanks for posting!
Penn slammer IV bailess 👍
@@Zinq. thanks for the recomendation.
@@Zinq.bought one a few weeks back, love it
I just converted a Mitchell 302 and have a Penn 704 on deck. When I spot a kit for a Penn 710 I'm going to grab it. I beach cast in Puget Sound for salmon using a 12 foot rod, 2 to 3 ounce darts, and 10 pound test in the 710.
Penn spinfisher 4500 bailless awesome little reel good for the back bays
I'm waiting to get one from FB Market for the cheap if love to have one.
The reason I’m watching this vid is bc I’m deciding on the bail or bailess spinfisher lol
If you're doing big water surf I would definitely bailess You doing back bays and light work a bail is fine when I break out the 10ft rod the bailess is a must
Nice..ill have to give it a try
Great video. Wondered what the purpose was and explained perfectly.
What rod and specs are you holding?
Don’t like to talk about your job? Live in jersey? Mafia
Lol I wish I'm just in the lil ole military 🤣
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw sounds like something a mafioso would say.
My cousin is in the service and has been to his share of military bases, but he said that Fort Dix in Jersey was his favorite because of the fishing lol
One of the best kept secrets in the military
your job. salesman. right?
I'm flattered but no lol Don't forget get you a bailess reel at your earliest convenience
Yea he made me want to throw away all my bail reels