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Bitin' the bullet on a Baitcaster
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<blockquote data-quote="Bhockins" data-source="post: 238003" data-attributes="member: 5935"><p>I'd vote for the Shimano. I was exclusively a spincaster for a long time and then changed entirely to baitcasters when we moved to Atlanta/South Carolina. Now I prefer them by a long shot. </p><p></p><p>Just be sure to get it set/adjusted correctly and I'd recommend you start by practicing with a heavier line (20 lb) and a heavier lure or weight (1/2 oz. more). To me, baitcasters are better in so many ways and for around $100.00, you can get a really solid quality reel that will last forever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bhockins, post: 238003, member: 5935"] I'd vote for the Shimano. I was exclusively a spincaster for a long time and then changed entirely to baitcasters when we moved to Atlanta/South Carolina. Now I prefer them by a long shot. Just be sure to get it set/adjusted correctly and I'd recommend you start by practicing with a heavier line (20 lb) and a heavier lure or weight (1/2 oz. more). To me, baitcasters are better in so many ways and for around $100.00, you can get a really solid quality reel that will last forever. [/QUOTE]
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