Casting reels are the foundation of many bass fishing setups. And you can do a lot with a good baitcaster, from skipping jigs to bombing frogs to winding spinnerbaits to winching in crankbaits.

Many anglers and guides who troll or drop baits on big rivers use baitcasting reels for a couple of reasons. One is that they’re convenient to store and don’t tangle as easily as spinning rigs.

a spinning-rod-and-reel setup is the most versatile and the easiest to use. Compared with a baitcasting or fly-fishing setup, for example, a spinning setup is more comfortable to use, less likely ...

Toadfish is a company whose passion for the outdoors, dedication to conservation, and super-clever designs, make your fishing ...

However you feel about musky, there’s no denying their appeal as a top-tier freshwater sportfish that puts tackle, especially musky reels, to the test. The work to land these freshwater beasts often ...

When my editor floated the idea of a fly-fishing story, I took the bait. My dad introduced me to fly fishing during our ...

J&H Tackle Launches New Range of Daiwa Reels.NY, USA - October 11, 2024 — J&H Tackle, a popular online fishing equipment store, is ...

When you use links on our website, we may earn a fee. Fishing reels are one of the most undervalued equipment in an angler’s arsenal. Having the correct reel for the job can make the difference ...

Subscribe to receive our emails.

This machine was made at the loomshop of the Rhodes family of Diggle near Saddleworth, and was used at Helmshore Textile Mill for spinning wool until 1916. The Spinning Jenny was invented in 1764 ...