Fishing Reels
Bait casting; spin casting, spinning, fly and conventional fishing reels. The fishing reel is one of the most important part of your fishing outfit. First you need to decide what your spending limit is, 2nd
the reel style depends on the type of fishing you intend to do. If your not sure what brand to look for ask your friends or your father and his friends then start looking just don’t buy the first thing you see make sure you shop around and see what is available first.
Baitcasting fishing reels when casting you keep your thumb tightly on spool then flip lever up bring it over your shoulder then snap it forward keeping your thumb on the spool lightly to keep from having a birds nest on your reel after your bait hits the water even though some say they have a breaking mechanism on their fishing reels that helps to stop the line from becoming tangled, however I would still use my thumb just to be on the safe side.
Spin casting is mostly for beginners it is a closed faced fishing reel and they should only be used on small freshwater fish, to cast bring rod back over shoulder and snap it forward as rod passes back over shoulder push the button down and hold it till your bait hits the water.
Spinning reels are open faced reels with a bail over and across the spool; this is a fairly easy reel to use, they are mounted below the rod, one casts by opening the bail and holding you line with a crook in your pointing finger upon drawing rod back over your shoulder flick it forward and open your finger. A good idea is to get a rubber weight and tie it on then start casting it around your yard once you feel comfortable with it your ready to go fishing.
Fly fishing reels are mainly for storing your line to cast you need to remove some line and hold it loosely in one had while casting with the other, you are casting your line not the fly.
Conventional fishing reels are similar to Baitcasting reels in looks except for the size plus its mostly for saltwater use, surf casting, deep sea fishing, bottom fishing and trolling.
Abu Garcia Soron STX Spinning Reels
Abu Garcia Cardinal 100i Spinning Reel
Abu Garcia CT MAG HS Casting Reel
Abu Garcia Ambassadeur Alphamar Round Baitcast Reel
Avet SX Single - Two Speed Conventional Reels Series
Avet Reels HX Two-Speed Saltwater Reels
Avet LX Single-Speed Saltwater Reels
Avet LX Two-Speed Saltwater Reels
Daiwa Opus & Exceler Spinning Reels
Daiwa Regal-XiA-Emcast Sport Spinning Reels
Daiwa Saltiga Surf Spinning Reels
Daiwa Saltist Saltwater Conventional Reels
Daiwa SS Tournament & Coastal Inshore Spinning Reels
Daiwa Tierra -Black Gold Spinning Reels
Team Daiwa Fuego-A - Daiwa Steez Spinning Reels
Team Daiwa TD-Pro Spinning Reels
Newell SW Conventional Reels
Offshore Angler Ocean Master Casting Reels
Okuma Cavalla Lever Drag Reels
Okuma Solterra Lever Drag Reels
Okuma Stratamaster Reels
Orvis Battenkill Mid-Arbor Fly Reels
Pflueger Automatic Fly Reel
Quantum Catalyst PTi-B Spinning Reels
Quantum Energy PTi-B Spinning Reels
Quantum Kinetic PTi-B Spinning Reels
Quantum Tour Edition PTi-B Spinning Reels
Redington RISE Series Fly Reels
Ross Reels USA Momentum LT Fly Reels
Ross Reels USA Vexsis Fly Reels
Sage 1800 Series Fly Reels
Sage 3800CF Series Fly Reels
Shimano Calcutta B Round Baitcast Reels
Shimano Sahara FD Spinning Reels
Shimano Saragosa Offshore Spinning Reels
Shimano Socorro Offshore Spinning Reels
Shimano Spheros Offshore Spinning Reels
Shimano Spirex FG Front Drag Spinning Reels
Shimano Stella FD Spinning Reels
Shimano Stradic FI Spinning Reels
Shimano Symetre Front Drag Spinning Reels
Shimano Tekota Levelwind Reels
Shimano TLD 2-Speed A Model Conventional Reels
Shimano Torium Reels
Shimano Triton Graphite Levelwinds Reels
Disclaimer: prices are subject to change
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