Do I need a special reel to retreive those Rapala fake minnows? Or should I use a different one than I use to hook live bait on. Like if I just throw my rod in, and let it sit, I have a rod for that. Do I need a different rod to retrieve fake baits at certain rates? I am really confused on this and need help please. Thanks… And what is good brand?
You don’t need a special reel.You can use a spinning or bat casting reel.The more important aspect is the rod.You’ll want a medium to medium heavy action on the rod.That gives you much more control of the dynamics of the movement.Remember fish are opportunistic feeders.If you can mimic an injured or dying(not dead) fish then even a fish that isn’t hungry will feed.
If your using crank baits then you’ll want a bait casting reel with a very high turning ratio.Fact is you really need a few set ups.One for finesse fishing and one for cranking.
I use Ugly Sticks for rods because they’re strong and relatively cheap.They’re carbon graphite and much stronger than fiberglass.
Last thing I’ll leave you with is,best times to fish are right before it rains not during.Low pressure turns fish on making them feed much more actively.
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