How To Use a Spinning Reel To cast with a spinning reel, you must first move the bail arm into the up position this is often called opening the bail. This frees the line and allows it to unspool (the spool of a spinning reel does not spin during casting) so you need to keep the line taught by pulling the line with your first finger while you prepare to cast
Product Information Product Specs Brand: Leonard Model: Professional Series Fiberglass Pole Length: 4ft Material: Fiberglass Wall Thickness: .125" Extension Couplings: Aircraft grade aluminum Locking Mechanism: Spring clip Color: Bright orange Weight: Lightweight Additional Feature: Heavy-duty rubber boot on the base pole Product Warranty Information This product is covered by A.M
Limited to just 2000 reels produced Built for fishing waters that are cold as the Rockies ThermoChromic technology finish turns mountains blue in water below 70F Hand-painted and laser engraved Coors Light logo Fully machined aluminum frame with aggressive porting for reduced weight Smooth composite-disc drag system with stainless steel interface Premium in-house anodizing done exclusively in Montrose, Colorado Limited to just 2000 reels Select sizes individually serialized, making each reel uniquely yours Line weight: 5-6 wt
Its Hi-Power X blank ensures responsive control and strength, while Fuji K-Type guides offer superior line management
The shank is long, but not too long, and they seem to be just the right gauge for penetrating and hanging onto a wild sockeye, even in heavy current