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EnglishFishing reels are essential tools used by anglers to catch fish. They come in various types and designs, each suited for specific fishing techniques and environments. Fishing reels can be classified into three main categories: spin-casting, spinning, and baitcasting reels.
Spin-casting reels are the simplest and easiest to use. They have a closed face that covers the spool and a push-button release mechanism. Spin-casting reels are commonly used by beginners and children because they are easy to learn and control.
Spinning reels are the most popular type of fishing reel. They have an open face that exposes the spool and a fixed spool mechanism. Spinning reels are versatile and can be used in various fishing techniques, from freshwater to saltwater fishing.
Baitcasting reels are the most advanced and specialized type of fishing reel. They have a revolving spool that rotates during the cast, allowing anglers to cast further and with more accuracy. Baitcasting reels require more skill and experience to use effectively and are commonly used for large freshwater and saltwater game fish.
Fishing reels are made from a variety of materials, including plastic, aluminum, and graphite. The material used affects the durability, weight, and price of the reel. Some high-end fishing reels are made from carbon fiber, which is strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant.
Fishing reels also come in different gear ratios, which determine the speed at which the spool rotates. High gear ratios are used for fast retrieves, while low gear ratios are used for slow retrieves and more power.
Ultra-Stable Oscillation: CNC aluminum spool and interchangeable left and right handles provide a reliable reel for years of big game fishing. The 5.1:1 gear ratio is designed to fight monsters and give you the confidence to land your biggest saltwater fish there.
Wide Range of Drag Adjustment: Rugged oversized shaft, compact self-balancing system rotors provide rock-stable retrieval when landing large aircraft. The sturdy aluminum spool holds heavy monofilament or braided wire for long casting distances. Tuna, shark, yellowtail, sea bass, kingfish, mackerel, all the big fish are waiting to be challenged.
