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TOP TIP If using a baitcaster, reduce back lashes by setting your spool adjustments correctly click here for how to video
Heres a sneak peek of what we covered: In what situations a baitcaster performs better than a spinning reel What the best brands of baitcasting reels are How to get fewer birds nests (this will save you tons of headaches!) Understanding all of the components of baitcasters and how to get the most out of them How to clean and maintain them to make them last longer And much more You can watch the video version of this podcast below, listen to the audio version by clicking the play button underneath it, or listen to it on iTunes, Stitcher , or Spotify
They decided to provide them with alternative nets that reduce risk to larger mammals such as the dugong, but the fishermen discovered that these nets yielded much less fish
What Youll Need: A spoon fishing lure (Any Lure) Fishing line (monofilament or braided) Scissors or a line cutter Step 1: Choose the Right Knot The first step in tying your spoon lure is to select the right knot
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