I want to buy a bait casting reel but had no clue where to start. This video definitely pointed me in the right direction and he mentioned features I didnt even think to consider. I'm confident I'll buy a reel and not regret it. Thanks.
This is so well explained. I was really impressed by Jason's ability to (a) cover everything really thoroughly, (b) simplify it for beginners and explain terms easily. Very instructional, and obviously a good expert to choose for the purpose of this video! Thanks for this! :)
This video here is one of reasons why I decided to go with Lew's reels. I live on the Mississippi gulf coast and fish for bass, and reds. We have a lot of brackish water, salt water and dirty water lol! This video helped me decide what on materials that won't corrode under these conditions. I now own 7 and they range from the inshore version up to the super duty. Thank you wired to fish!!!!! 👍🏼
We appreciate this comment Eddie and glad the video helped you out. Motivates us to do the job we do! Lew's makes awesome casting reels, happy to hear they're performing well for you.
This is perfect. I've been wanting to buy a baitcaster for a while, Just bought my first ever bait-caster rod since there was a hundred dollar graphite rod on Clarence at Walmart for $35. Now all I need is reel to go with it. This video definitely helps get me started.
Sorry you are wrong. The braking system controls the cast at the beginning and the tension controls it at the and. What you think why is the correct way to set it up so that the lure goes down slowly. This happens when the lure hits the water.... the tension brake doesnt allow that the spool runs further....but anyway, good video
You mean the Concept C, Concept A, Concept E? Basically it's a progression of materials. A are made with aluminum sides and is the basic workhorse reel. Then as you go up you will have a little higher end materials like Magnesium and better gearing and machining at higher price points. Basically making reels at all different price points depending on how much a guy wants to pay for increased performance. I have one E, one C and a bunch of As in the Concept series. I wish I had all E Series reels because they are so good. But that doesn't really fit my budget.
Diabolical gaming the daiwa Lexa 300 is what I use. it has big gears, ALOT of line with the big spool, and alot of torque but u can still pull alot of line because of the large spool.
I found that not to be true this is why fishermen should test these things for themselves for I have 11 set ups and three of them are baitcasters and not one has a ratio of 6:5.1 and I catch up very well that 7:1.1 and up is just a choice and more money out your pocket if you truly knows what you are doing you can take any one of those so called cheap casters I own and put those on the water who are using those expensive set ups I know for on lake Ontario I do it daily
I want to buy a bait casting reel but had no clue where to start. This video definitely pointed me in the right direction and he mentioned features I didnt even think to consider. I'm confident I'll buy a reel and not regret it. Thanks.
Thanks for the info. I'm buying my first baitcast reel, and getting confused over the different specs & materials. This helped a lot.
This is so well explained. I was really impressed by Jason's ability to (a) cover everything really thoroughly, (b) simplify it for beginners and explain terms easily. Very instructional, and obviously a good expert to choose for the purpose of this video! Thanks for this! :)
Thanks! I hope it helps some folks getting into fishing!
This video here is one of reasons why I decided to go with Lew's reels. I live on the Mississippi gulf coast and fish for bass, and reds. We have a lot of brackish water, salt water and dirty water lol! This video helped me decide what on materials that won't corrode under these conditions. I now own 7 and they range from the inshore version up to the super duty. Thank you wired to fish!!!!! 👍🏼
We appreciate this comment Eddie and glad the video helped you out. Motivates us to do the job we do! Lew's makes awesome casting reels, happy to hear they're performing well for you.
Jason, really appreciate the clear and simple guidelines for selecting the right bait cast reel. Much appreciated.
Travis C glad it helped bud! Good fishing to you this season!
Very well done thanks this was very clear and easy to understand. Best description I've heard. Thanks!
Best video I have seen on this short and sweet. Thanks for the lesson.
Glad it was useful for you Wade - we appreciate you tuning in.
This is perfect. I've been wanting to buy a baitcaster for a while, Just bought my first ever bait-caster rod since there was a hundred dollar graphite rod on Clarence at Walmart for $35. Now all I need is reel to go with it. This video definitely helps get me started.
Creighster Thanks for the feedback, glad to hear it bud, and good fishing!
I selected a spincast from Zebco for musky fishing. I hope it delivers.
Nice video. Informative without bias toward a specific brand.
Great 'short-n-sweet' advise on the criteria Jason. thanks man
yep, need more 'short and sweet' fishing videos. can't believe how many of these videos are 15+ minutes
Wow...what an answer. I asked how to choose a baitcaster reel,found you,and got my amswer thanks
I enjoyed the place where you anchored the boat than the show itself.
How did you find that perfect relaxing spot?
Man, it's surreal.
Great info, thanks
Best bait caster vid I have seen.
Thanks for watching and for the kind words! Glad it helped!
Nice and informative bro.
best explanation video on youtube right now
Thanks DD, glad you found it useful.
Best explanation so far!
Glad it was helpful!
Informative. Thank you very much
I love your videos... i hope i can buy rod and reel someday realy love fishing, wish to have one...
Sorry you are wrong. The braking system controls the cast at the beginning and the tension controls it at the and. What you think why is the correct way to set it up so that the lure goes down slowly. This happens when the lure hits the water.... the tension brake doesnt allow that the spool runs further....but anyway, good video
fantastic!
Shimano DC. Can't beat it
Jason, would it be a good idea to get a larger diameter reel for skipping docks.
Great vid bro
Nick Johansson Appreciate the feedback Nick.
what about a good fast spinning reel, any suggestions
Hey is a 7:3:1 good for a beginner is it heavier or lighter?
love ur vids guys
Hook it up Thanks bud!
nps man
5:27 "100$-500$" that's a pretty big range....
Abu graecia promax casting rod reel combo price
The best to have is something in the 6 range. Not too fast, not too slow.
Hi nice video but what do all the letters mean on the bait cast reel along with the gear ratio
You mean the Concept C, Concept A, Concept E? Basically it's a progression of materials. A are made with aluminum sides and is the basic workhorse reel. Then as you go up you will have a little higher end materials like Magnesium and better gearing and machining at higher price points. Basically making reels at all different price points depending on how much a guy wants to pay for increased performance. I have one E, one C and a bunch of As in the Concept series. I wish I had all E Series reels because they are so good. But that doesn't really fit my budget.
so do you want a 100 or 200 for cranking?
How do you choose between left or right hand retrieve???
well are you left-right handed?
What is your favorite brand(s) of reels?
first think to consider..aluminum leaves plastic for dead
What is a good bait caster for musky
Diabolical gaming the daiwa Lexa 300 is what I use. it has big gears, ALOT of line with the big spool, and alot of torque but u can still pull alot of line because of the large spool.
what's that red reel? not seeing it on 13 fishing.
It's called a Concept KP. I don't think it's in production any longer. It was the only magnesium reel they produced to my knowledge. - Jason
dang wat store is this
Billy Brooks www.fasteddiesbaitandtackle.com on Kentucky Lake.
thanks!!!
I found that not to be true this is why fishermen should test these things for themselves for I have 11 set ups and three of them are baitcasters and not one has a ratio of 6:5.1 and I catch up very well that 7:1.1 and up is just a choice and more money out your pocket if you truly knows what you are doing you can take any one of those so called cheap casters I own and put those on the water who are using those expensive set ups I know for on lake Ontario I do it daily
will a 200 dollar reel get me more fish .NOPE.
Wrong wrong and wrong everything you have said is wrong