The ONLY Spinning Rod and Reel Combo You Will EVER NEED!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
  • This is the only spinning rod and reel combo you will ever need for bass fishing! Some people hate using spinning rods for bass but spinning rod combos are excellent for fishing finesse techniques and that is required sometimes for bass fishing. This is the best spinning rod and reel combo and is the most versatile option so you can just get one if you aren't a spinning rod fan!
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  • @Voxguitarsrock
    @Voxguitarsrock Год назад +6

    My fav setup is my 6' 6" Uglystik in med with my 1979 Mitchell 300A.
    Still gets it done.
    I use baitcasters when I need to cast under obstructions ect but mostly use spinning gear.
    Cheers!

  • @Mlrtime69
    @Mlrtime69 Год назад +1

    As an old Southern boy (71) I have been what you would call a "power" fisherman all my life. Heavier line fishing heavy cover, moss, grass, pads, wood, etc. but I Do love topwater Rapala fishing. For that I have used spincast until I finally found the Bantam baitcaster by Shimano! That dates myself, huh? What a reel!! Nevertheless, many more balsam lures out there now and I've been entertaining the notion of upgrading my one Spinning rig. I've been eyeing this combo n that combo and trying to match em up myself without spending an arm and a leg and Nathan Quince, you Sir have really helped me out!! You've told me what you like and why you like it with plenty enough detail that makes sense to this old fisherman and I very much appreciate your experience and willingness to share it! I'll be going with the Shimano Sedona 3000 and a 7' medium action with Fast tip spooled with Hi-viz 15lb braid with a mono leader to keep the balsa lures floating high. Thank you Brother Nathan from your new old friend Johnny! God Bless!

  • @yep.fishing
    @yep.fishing Год назад +1

    4:06 exactly bro...lure rating/casting weight is what I look for too.

  • @deeersteverzetsstrijder6571
    @deeersteverzetsstrijder6571 Год назад +2

    I use the Shimano Miravel 4000xg. Never had a better reel than this one. Price is also very manageable.

  • @damiandebenedetto6068
    @damiandebenedetto6068 Год назад +21

    Get the best spinning gear you can afford. It is supposed to excel at feel, subtlety, and fish fighting ability. I never understood why people spend big bucks on casting and try to go budget on FINESSE gear. I can live with a cheap flipping stick or frog rod, but I'll be damned if I get my heart broken because of a sticky drag on 6lb test.

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад

      Absolutely agree!

    • @robertcox9226
      @robertcox9226 8 месяцев назад +2

      LoL, i rarely if ever rely on the drag on freshwater fish. Release the anti reverse and backreel.

    • @damiandebenedetto6068
      @damiandebenedetto6068 8 месяцев назад

      Lol, good for you.@@robertcox9226

    • @inteljumperxx
      @inteljumperxx 2 месяца назад

      @@robertcox9226how do u release anti reverse and what is back reel

    • @George-qx1po
      @George-qx1po 2 месяца назад +1

      If you can release it to reel backwards tighten drag and back reel when they run and you'll have better control

  • @ely410
    @ely410 8 месяцев назад

    I own a few Shimanos for my saltwater but I have to give credit to Okuma. I have a few for Bass fishing and I like that they make thicker bails. It feels sturdier.

  • @joshuajadolon3591
    @joshuajadolon3591 Год назад +3

    Thank you for being an advocate for us spinning guys.

  • @seanwhitman4365
    @seanwhitman4365 Месяц назад +2

    Biggest bass ive ever caught was with a $20 walmart special

  • @SeaNaCl
    @SeaNaCl 6 дней назад

    I have a Sedona 2500 with 10lb braid as my kayak beater for saltwater creek fishing and bass fishing. I use a 7'6" medium light with it and have gotten everything from a 7lb largemouth to a 34" creek red, and I love it for my style of fishing. I think bass fishermen sometimes get too caught up in the details of a setup and end up with 5 rods that all accomplish the same thing. It's refreshing to see someone understand you can do a very large % of bass fishing with a fairly simple setup. The only thing I'd change is the line test. Powerpro is listed at 10lb but tests at closer to 18, so nothing in any freshwater lake in north America can really come close to breaking it with a competent fisherman on the other end. The 15lb test robs 4-8 feet of casting distance, so 10 or 8 is usually a bit more versatile.

  • @johnowens7435
    @johnowens7435 Год назад

    I love the Sedano and have the 3000, 4000 and 5000. The heavier ones I use for snapper and grouper fishing. I also like the Sahara and the new Miravel for finesse fishing.

  • @MrRednexus
    @MrRednexus 9 месяцев назад +1

    Soda can wrapped mono is what i reach the most compared to my Shimano Conquest rod paired with my 2021 Antares DC

  • @TypeShotta
    @TypeShotta 4 месяца назад

    What do you think of a Bass pro shops 7' medium pro Qualifier rod.. and a Shimano Nasci C3000HG

  • @fishman1347
    @fishman1347 6 месяцев назад +1

    Darn I clicked on the video because of that rod:) Very nice!

  • @thomasneal7126
    @thomasneal7126 Год назад +8

    I have tried a bunch of different makes and models of spinning rods, but the Shimano SLX 7" Medium - Extra Fast is my favorite. This thing fishes like a $200.00 rod. They usually retail for $99.00 but can be found on sale at times for $70.00 to $75.00. I will also share my opinion on a very very good overlooked spinning reel, the Piscifun Carbon X . They retail for around $80.00.

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад

      That’s awesome!

    • @cnsbettas1434
      @cnsbettas1434 Год назад

      What’s the model of the piscifun

    • @thomasneal7126
      @thomasneal7126 Год назад +1

      @@cnsbettas1434 Carbon X 2000 6.2:1 ratio

    • @JamesBondDZero7Mi6
      @JamesBondDZero7Mi6 Год назад

      I second the Piscifun Carbon X reels although I suggest the 3000 size. Their models tend to be smaller than others. I own several and have yet to wear one out while walleye fishing in Lake Erie. My other favorite is the Shimano Spirex FG. I don't mind the double handle and got used to it with an older rear-drag Spirex. I just wish they made a 3000 size.

    • @yanshtulberg725
      @yanshtulberg725 Месяц назад

      Piscifun reels are made in China in the same factory as Diawa for those people like me who cares where it is made

  • @stevedupree525
    @stevedupree525 6 месяцев назад

    Great advice

  • @gleneckert1
    @gleneckert1 7 месяцев назад

    thanks Nate

  • @nicpaolo7940
    @nicpaolo7940 Год назад +2

    Dobyns spinning rods are so good for smallies up here, and so slept on.. any price range. That action is just perfection

    • @holdengamble
      @holdengamble Год назад

      My fury is the best spinning rod I have ever owned. Feel every bite and I can horse 5-6 pounders with it. On a Med Lite. You’re 100% correct

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад

      Absolutely!

    • @bushidocode4773
      @bushidocode4773 Год назад

      I love my Dobyns spinning rods.

    • @Daniel-fd1ld
      @Daniel-fd1ld Год назад

      What action?

  • @AaronHuntFishing
    @AaronHuntFishing Год назад +2

    I grew up fishing spinning gear and did so for 40+ years. But I switched to bait finesse in 2022 and it has completely changed my fishing. There are a few situations i might do better with a spinning rod, but I haven’t picked one up in almost 12 months. I enjoy your channel, and appreciate all the great tips.

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад

      I’ll have to check it out!

    • @richardkeller6940
      @richardkeller6940 Год назад +1

      Can you elaborate on what you switched too when you say bait finesse ?
      Thanks

    • @AaronHuntFishing
      @AaronHuntFishing Год назад

      @@richardkeller6940 Bait finesse is using specialized shallow spool baitcasters to throw lures as light as 1 gram. I use it mainly for trout and bass. There are a few cases where i think spinning is still a better choice: float fishing, deep water / vertical drop shot or jigging most notably. Plenty of videos on my channel about BFS (bait finesse system).

    • @mch.l.trecords9169
      @mch.l.trecords9169 Год назад +2

      Yeah I've only been fishing for 25 years but I only use a spinning reel due to the fact that although my IQ is above average my ability to retain muscle memory sucks so remembering to feather the spool on a baitcaster is very difficult for me. Whereas remembering to close the bail on a spinning reel is much easier plus I personally don't see the point in using anything other than a spinning reel when my personal best fish was caught on one which was a 10 lb channel catfish.

    • @AaronHuntFishing
      @AaronHuntFishing Год назад +1

      @@mch.l.trecords9169 That's why there are choices in the world.

  • @bucketmouthinc2937
    @bucketmouthinc2937 6 месяцев назад +1

    All I prefer is spinning reels. I’ve owned a few high end baitcasters but I always go back to a good ole spinning rod.

  • @michaelc8606
    @michaelc8606 10 месяцев назад

    My current setups are a Sedona 2500 (with 20 lb braid) on a 7' Daiwa Tatula M/H. And a Daiwa Legalis 2500 (with 8 lb Seguar INVIZX) on a 7' Shimano Convergence M for lighter applications. The 8 lb line & Convergence were recently put to the test when a 5 lb largemouth buried itself in vegetation. I just used extreme patience and finally worked the fish free. And IMO, for the price, the Convergence passed with flying colors.

  • @joeb7508
    @joeb7508 Год назад

    Thanks Nathan. I fish spinning gear a lot. But I’m always looking for fishermen I follow on RUclips to commit to a specific rod. Looks like my Dobyns Fury bait casters are going to get a new stable mate!😂

  • @JD.California_monkey_mackerel
    @JD.California_monkey_mackerel 8 месяцев назад

    Nice light spinning combo 👍🏼 💜 I have a ugly stick gx2 medium action spinning rod with a Daiwa Laguna LT Spinning Reel - LAGUNALT4000-C with 30lb braided fishing line for Pier fishing you ting I have a good combo for Pier fishing

  • @yep.fishing
    @yep.fishing Год назад +1

    You definitely build a rod that looks cool, it's the reason I clicked on the thumbnail in my feed.

  • @Randy_Samuel
    @Randy_Samuel Год назад +1

    Nice one 👍👍

  • @UserUser14880
    @UserUser14880 Год назад +2

    Awesome thank you. You answered alot of questions I had in my head lol
    Oh and that rod is niice👌🏻💯

  • @michaelbrohl1625
    @michaelbrohl1625 3 месяца назад

    I was hoping for some specific rod recommendations and all I got was your specialized rods that you built yourself.

  • @mikev5573
    @mikev5573 8 месяцев назад

    Is there another spinning rod which you would suggest that would be similar? I would think that it could not have "micro" guides at the tip of the rod so that a leader knot would not get hung up on. A lot of the rods I have looked at have micro guides or guide inserts. Thanks

  • @jameswilliams663
    @jameswilliams663 10 месяцев назад

    tried to purchase the line from your link, only has 6lb,10lb,20lb tests... not having the 15lb test you suggest....

  • @david88va
    @david88va Год назад

    How critical is the fast action to the setup? Would a moderate fast still be as versatile/beneficial? Or is it like the length you mentioned, a little variance and it skews the rod?

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад +1

      Moderate fast could still be okay!

    • @Daniel-fd1ld
      @Daniel-fd1ld Год назад +1

      I fish mf for trout. Fast in pretty much everything else. If you need to feel the bite the moderate fast action is far superior. I r un 4lb mono and have landed 5lb smallies with it as bycatch.

  • @TylerCombs-ld5nb
    @TylerCombs-ld5nb 27 дней назад +1

    I dont think fish care what rod and reel you use. Ive took a bamboo pole and tied line to it with the og hook worm and sinker and have caught fish. But theres a huge market for it and tbh buying and shopping for fishing gear is fun af. Im js dont over think it. If youre new go to walmart and get a shakespeare combo for $25 and youre set.

  • @Cornelius798
    @Cornelius798 Год назад

    My spinning gear..
    6' 6" St. Croix Premire MH, Shimano Nasci 3000 / 6' 6" St. Croix Premier ML, Shimano Sahara 2500. MH is spooled with 20 pound braid. At times I'll add a 15 pound copolymer leader or a 20 pound floro leader. ML is spooled with 10 pound braid with 8 pound copolymer leader.

  • @stinkyelk986
    @stinkyelk986 Год назад +1

    7 -8' Berkeley medium light with 4lb test is my go to for every fish under 7lbs

    • @eves08109
      @eves08109 Год назад

      You sound like me except I go 5.5 to 8.5ft on 4lb mono.

    • @stinkyelk986
      @stinkyelk986 Год назад

      @@eves08109 I recently went 7-8' . Kinda hard in a boat

  • @MINHAJ882
    @MINHAJ882 3 месяца назад

    I got a 7’ medium heavy rod with 40 size spinning reel. What do you think about this set up? Is it versatile? Any downsides to this?

  • @valeriesimpson8424
    @valeriesimpson8424 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks so much for the helpful video! I’m in East Texas. Typically I am fly fishing but want to set up a good spinning rod as well. I’ve tried to find the link that you posted about the rod you mimicked? Can u please send me?
    I don’t seem to be having much luck hunting for a 7 M fast rod with those lure specs. Thatnks!

    • @valeriesimpson8424
      @valeriesimpson8424 11 месяцев назад

      Found the Dobyns in the description link. Thanks I’ll check it out!

  • @personal.YouTube.channel
    @personal.YouTube.channel 25 дней назад

    I'm looking for a good quality ! Ultralight fishing reel. ( Allow me to specify when I say ultralight I mean the weight of the entire reel ) Preferably around the 3 oz. of weight. With that being said, I expected to beat somewhat small. Was around 8 to 9 lb drag or better.
    What would you recommend? This will be for my backpack when I go hiking. I'll be fishing small Creeks streams and maybe the occasional small lake.

  • @Leaveit2roman
    @Leaveit2roman Год назад

    I need to take you with me to bass pro lol

  • @nopariyaphanneekun3318
    @nopariyaphanneekun3318 2 месяца назад

    I have a St Croix Premier ML 7" with the same lure rating as yours ( 1/8-1/2oz) Line 6-10 lbs, combo with a Sahara, Wouldyou consider this an all purpose rod for being a ML instead of M?

  • @t.webber8428
    @t.webber8428 Год назад +2

    Are you casting through your guides with that long of a leader? Also, what knot are you using for your braid to leader? Thanks for all the informative videos!

    • @magnumpi5429
      @magnumpi5429 Год назад +1

      I'm no expert, but I always tie leader on braid with 3 turn surgeon knot, 4 turn for light line. Easy to tie, casts good, no slip or break.

    • @t.webber8428
      @t.webber8428 Год назад

      @@magnumpi5429 do you cast through your guides with that knot?

    • @magnumpi5429
      @magnumpi5429 Год назад +1

      @@t.webber8428 Yes, no problem. But I use a shorter leader so it doesn't get into reel.

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад +1

      Yes I use the Alberto knot and it goes through fine!

    • @t.webber8428
      @t.webber8428 Год назад

      Thanks for the reply Nathan!

  • @RocketDaryl
    @RocketDaryl Год назад +1

    I'm currently building a spinning rod with those same specs to replace my old, broken Ugly Stik. I could've repaired it, but I'd rather have a new rod. :)

  • @Bluezhealer
    @Bluezhealer 11 месяцев назад

    Just getting into fishing ; is this combo suitable for saltwater fishing redfish?or up the size?

  • @Gokywildcats11
    @Gokywildcats11 19 дней назад

    Top 5 budget rod and reels for crappie, bluegill.

  • @stupidity731
    @stupidity731 Год назад

    Should I pair the dobyns fury rod with the Shimano slx dc?? Or should I do the Shimano slx rod? Medium fast

  • @randyferreira5265
    @randyferreira5265 4 месяца назад

    I only fish spinning rods and reels.I can fish a medium light to a medium heavy just depends on the cover and baits i am throwing..Braided line is the only way to go not only does it cast farther but last for a long long time.

    • @upsrg
      @upsrg 2 месяца назад

      What size braided line would you use on a combo like the one on this video?

  • @bfishin2183
    @bfishin2183 Год назад

    Thanks Nathan good info what knot do you use

  • @cmm5498
    @cmm5498 Год назад

    I do 99.9% soft plastic w/lead Jigheads in shore ocean fishing and surf fishing casting. Which is ONE? would you recommend from these 2 - Dobyns Fury Series Spinning Rods: FR 702SF 1/8 - 1/2 oz. Medium Light or FR 703SF 3/16 - 5/8 oz. Medium??? Please help me decide :) Anyone already have either of this rods and used with soft plastics please let me know your feedback.

  • @byronrand6857
    @byronrand6857 9 месяцев назад

    Nathan, the links in the description for the comparable spinning rod and reel don't work. Can you PLZ repost them? THX...

  • @muhammadhaekal9852
    @muhammadhaekal9852 4 дня назад

    In indonesian, we love spinning setup.! Daiwa Salamandura spinning rod and reel it's awesome 😊😊

  • @RCSTILE
    @RCSTILE 10 месяцев назад

    What if you want to go trout fishing and use 1/32 to 1/6 ox lures. This bass outfit would be worthless in that situation.,

    • @khmerletsplay
      @khmerletsplay 3 месяца назад

      I only use my bare hand, hook, and line to catch any kind of fishes don't need fancy stuff to go fishing!

  • @leepao6302
    @leepao6302 Год назад +1

    My setup i used for generally almost for everything when it comes to spinning setup, is the G Loomis 7' ft Medium (842S SJR) rod pair up with the Shimano Vanquish 2500S spinning reel, it's crazy fun if you every get the chance to try this setup/combo. I'll throw from 1/16oz to 1/4oz lure weight range a general usage

    • @Cornelius798
      @Cornelius798 Год назад

      Nice combo 👍

    • @bfishin2183
      @bfishin2183 Год назад

      I would love to try that combo it's a little out of my price range

    • @leepao6302
      @leepao6302 Год назад

      @@bfishin2183 yeah… it’s not for everyone, but if you look it from the perspective of “you only lived once”, why not right? Plus I can always sell it later once I had my fill of joy

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад

      Sounds like an awesome setup!

  • @kevinbeaudean704
    @kevinbeaudean704 Год назад +1

    Thanks Nathan. I'm pretty sure everyone has a similar set up maybe tweaked a little. They may like a 6'10" or a 7'1" and use 20lb or 12lb braid.
    I do have a spinning rod with 8lb co-poly (Yo-zuri Hybrid) for small cranks like the Otts Garage tiny and Fritzside 5 small squarebill and a few others. It's also good for small topwaters (Pop-Rs) and 1/8oz buzzbaits.

  • @chrischambless
    @chrischambless Год назад

    I can’t find that line in 15#. It’s not available at the link you posted or at BPS.

  • @msmmoukhalati4443
    @msmmoukhalati4443 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Damien
    What rod can I get with the same specs?

  • @xchrispykilla21
    @xchrispykilla21 Год назад

    would you custom build a rod like that for people?

  • @jenniferparker674
    @jenniferparker674 Год назад

    I tried to follow your link for a rod with comparable specs and also couldn't get it

    • @markn3586
      @markn3586 11 месяцев назад

      Dobyns Fury

  • @yep.fishing
    @yep.fishing Год назад

    My mate swears by his Sedona, I'm more of a Daiwa guy my self but last week my dad was going a new setup and I told him to get a 2500 sedona

  • @alansmith8236
    @alansmith8236 Год назад

    Can you link the rod that you think is comparable?

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  Год назад +1

      It should be in the description!

    • @whatsgrowingon
      @whatsgrowingon Месяц назад

      Rod and reel on the description doesn't show anything. It's left blank. ​@@nathanquincefishing7122

  • @stevegambale
    @stevegambale 8 месяцев назад

    what I don't understand is how you can put a 15 lb test braid on a reel rated up to 10 lb test. Is that because it's braided?

    • @mitchel9721
      @mitchel9721 8 месяцев назад

      Most likely

    • @nathanquincefishing7122
      @nathanquincefishing7122  8 месяцев назад

      Yep the ratings are also only recommendation but braid is much thinner than the strength

  • @MikeMcCormick1325
    @MikeMcCormick1325 Год назад

    Does gear ratio matter in a spinning real?

  • @steve4321able
    @steve4321able Год назад

    I haven't used a spinning rod in 10 years but my girlfriend loves the simplicity of it. My question is she wants to use finesse and heavier lures. We are catching big bass, catfish and carp. The medium 1/8 -1/2 rod seems to be ok but I was considering a medium heavy 3/16 - 5/8 so she can use many more lures. Basically I'm looking for an all purpose rod that will not wimp out in heavier lures and large fish situations.

  • @notmykitchen_
    @notmykitchen_ Год назад

    Can you please send the link for the rod i can’t copy and paste it

  • @hanburgundy4317
    @hanburgundy4317 Год назад +7

    Me over here exclusively using the old Walmart Special 6' Shakespeare with a closed face Zebco spooled with 8lb fluorocarbon: 🤔

    • @manavoxprimaltv
      @manavoxprimaltv Год назад +1

      Atleast it’s not mono lol

    • @DerekRC
      @DerekRC Год назад

      ​@@manavoxprimaltv all I ever used was mono fishing line for years and caught my PB on it 6lbs 12oz. That being said I know it's not the best line for anything but top water, but it worked. I'm not switching to fluorocarbon to see if it helps catch more fish with senkos and crank baits. I'm just a weekend warrior anyway lol.

  • @jenniferparker674
    @jenniferparker674 Год назад

    And, the reel link says page not available.

  • @robertbrost7777
    @robertbrost7777 Год назад +1

    I'm a Daiwa BG guy Nathan. I had a lot of Shimanos and granted I never spent a $100 on a reel before the BG but, I just found that my Shimanos just didn't last. My last venture with Shimano was a Sahara so, maybe I didn't give Shimano the same chance I gave Daiwa. Maybe the Nasci would be a fair comparison to my BG. Now, you can't drag me away from my BG's. I laugh every time someone is using a 7'3", 7 foot or even a 6'9" rod. I fish from the bank with trees and tight openings and thus have never gone beyond a 6 foot rod. My St Croix 6' Triumphs in Medium suit my bank fishing lifestyle.

  • @velly238
    @velly238 Год назад +3

    Who in the world doesn’t like spinning rods? People are crazy

  • @vandervespie
    @vandervespie Год назад +5

    someone like so i can come back

  • @fixedonfixies
    @fixedonfixies Месяц назад

    There's no link for a rod recommendation

  • @user-rv5sw8fx7q
    @user-rv5sw8fx7q Месяц назад

    You don't have a link for the rod
    😊

  • @joshpederson5926
    @joshpederson5926 8 месяцев назад

    The link to the rod isn't there.

  • @barbuckle0921
    @barbuckle0921 Год назад

    Hi. Can you please update your links. They lead to dead ends.

  • @novocainesoul4529
    @novocainesoul4529 5 месяцев назад

    No rod link Nate, only line. Otherwise very good video, thanks.

  • @brenthaley3236
    @brenthaley3236 Год назад

    Good advice,
    Kudos building your own.
    Loomis 721also.

  • @whatsupshittafabraans1926
    @whatsupshittafabraans1926 Месяц назад

    lots of mayo, pull out the pickles, hard to swallow, sour dough, bitter sweet.

  • @gersonmejia8878
    @gersonmejia8878 6 месяцев назад

    What the hell with the links??? I couldn't find them....

  • @UserUser14880
    @UserUser14880 Год назад

    Your rod n reel link not a link. Can u post here in comment. Thank you

  • @Toadz315
    @Toadz315 6 дней назад

    The only rod and reel you will ever need, but you can’t have mine because mine is custom, I built it. Humble brag

  • @garyfauchon4328
    @garyfauchon4328 Месяц назад

    If you want one go to the store and buy one! Don’t buy one online at Penn site there site is a joke! You can’t talk to a person after you order one, don’t even leave a voicemail they don’t call back ! If they treat you like this when you order one you can imagine how the warranty works!!!

  • @johnguth5376
    @johnguth5376 Год назад

    Bass,bass,bass.people do fish for other species. Don't you know!

  • @TheSpadre
    @TheSpadre 2 месяца назад +1

    A spinning reel is not a necessity.

    • @upsrg
      @upsrg 2 месяца назад +1

      A bait caster isn't either, What's your point?

    • @TheSpadre
      @TheSpadre 2 месяца назад

      @@upsrg He made a statement at the beginning of the video stating the spinning reel is a necessity. I've yet to find a technique that I cannot use a bait caster as well or better. That's all.

  • @stevedixon5318
    @stevedixon5318 9 месяцев назад

    Nah...nope.