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EnglishSpinning reels, also known as fixed spool reels, are a type of fishing reel that is commonly used for freshwater and saltwater fishing. They are designed to hold a line that is wound onto a spool, and they use a baitcasting system to cast the line out into the water.
Spinning reels are popular because they are easy to use and are suitable for a wide variety of fishing techniques and species. They are typically used with lightweight lures and baits and are well-suited for casting and retrieving techniques.
Spinning reels are available in a range of sizes and capacities, and they are usually classified by the size of the line that they can hold. Smaller reels are suitable for lighter lines and smaller fish, while larger reels are designed for heavier lines and bigger fish.
In addition to the size of the reel, there are several other factors to consider when choosing a spinning reel, including the type of handle, the gear ratio, the material of construction, and the quality of the bearings. Higher-quality reels will generally be more durable and perform better than lower-quality models.
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, king fish, mackerel, all the big fish are waiting to be challenged.
