Reel Up Or Down at Mildred Meyer blog

Reel Up Or Down. Conversely if a rod feels a touch gutless with the reel low, a higher reel position adds the extra steeliness that makes it work really well. Perhaps give it a try and see how. shifting the reel up and down a rod handle alters the geometry of the tackle system. in theory, with the reel lower down the handle you have a longer rod and therefore a longer 'lever' to launch your lead. reel up can give you a faster finish with smaller leads i feel, and reel down allows you to pull round your fixed point. surprised that you haven't had more answers but imagine that most would say reel down. retrieving your lure with your rod tip up or down. Reel down, though, 170g feels just right. reel up for shorter rods or where spool grip isn't an issue ( eg a fixed spool) reel down for long multiplier rods or ridiculously. here, we take a look at the pros and cons of fishing with a reel up the butt, down the butt and even in between the two. It was tournament casters who initially began using their reels at the base of the rod butt. It could change how deep your lure is swimming, or how well you can feel a strike and set the hook. These minor changes could help you catch a lot more fish, and to see when to fish with your rod tip up or down, check out the video below.

It was tournament casters who initially began using their reels at the base of the rod butt. reel up for shorter rods or where spool grip isn't an issue ( eg a fixed spool) reel down for long multiplier rods or ridiculously. in theory, with the reel lower down the handle you have a longer rod and therefore a longer 'lever' to launch your lead. here, we take a look at the pros and cons of fishing with a reel up the butt, down the butt and even in between the two. reel up can give you a faster finish with smaller leads i feel, and reel down allows you to pull round your fixed point. These minor changes could help you catch a lot more fish, and to see when to fish with your rod tip up or down, check out the video below. surprised that you haven't had more answers but imagine that most would say reel down. Reel down, though, 170g feels just right. retrieving your lure with your rod tip up or down. shifting the reel up and down a rod handle alters the geometry of the tackle system.

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Reel Up Or Down It was tournament casters who initially began using their reels at the base of the rod butt. surprised that you haven't had more answers but imagine that most would say reel down. Conversely if a rod feels a touch gutless with the reel low, a higher reel position adds the extra steeliness that makes it work really well. It was tournament casters who initially began using their reels at the base of the rod butt. shifting the reel up and down a rod handle alters the geometry of the tackle system. These minor changes could help you catch a lot more fish, and to see when to fish with your rod tip up or down, check out the video below. retrieving your lure with your rod tip up or down. here, we take a look at the pros and cons of fishing with a reel up the butt, down the butt and even in between the two. reel up can give you a faster finish with smaller leads i feel, and reel down allows you to pull round your fixed point. Perhaps give it a try and see how. in theory, with the reel lower down the handle you have a longer rod and therefore a longer 'lever' to launch your lead. Reel down, though, 170g feels just right. reel up for shorter rods or where spool grip isn't an issue ( eg a fixed spool) reel down for long multiplier rods or ridiculously. It could change how deep your lure is swimming, or how well you can feel a strike and set the hook.