Depends on the fish, I guess
The reel features a precision-machined aluminum CNC body and side plates with corrosion-resistant anodized finish, ensuring long-lasting strength even in harsh saltwater conditions
Do you want it to sit three or four seconds and then snap the line to make it move, or do you want to let it sit 25 seconds? The suspending stickbait is most productive for Dill when he works it over large rocks, bluff ends, 45-degree banks, or brush piles 6 to 18 feet deep
Let's keep it simple and focus on fish size in relation to the reel line capacity/rating
The more temperatures drop the more both pike and baitfish will congregate in deeper, more stable (in temperature and oxygen terms) water that is less prone to being affected by the vast changes in the weather seen in the winter (frosts, storms, heavy rainfall) In winter , shallow water is the first to cool down, but also the first to warm up so once the water temp is down to the 3-6 degrees mark, the absolute best areas to look for will be steep underwater drop offs at the northern bank of a lake, river or canal