Remove the spool when doing so, and then let the spool and frame air dry completely before reassembling
Still, we got a fair amount of use out of it, particular during summer visits back to the Pacific Northwest
We often guide chinook beginners, and by selecting gear to match their abilities, finding water that offers a chance (and long hours spent casting), they will eventually find fish
Some of the ones weve used successfully include: Blade Runner Weedless Swim Jig (only intermittently available in heavier sizes) Warbaits has a swim jig that comes in sizes up to 2 ounces, with a 7/0 hook, which may be a bit of overkill, but youll have to be the judge of that
Even minor wear can compromise performance, especially in high-stress situations like battling big fish