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EnglishA baitcasting reel, also known as a bait caster, is a type of fishing reel that is used to cast a bait or lure into the water when fishing. Unlike spinning reels, which have a spool fixed in place, baitcasting reels have a revolving spool that rotates as the angler casts their line.
Baitcasting reels typically have a higher gear ratio than spinning reels, allowing anglers to retrieve their line more quickly. They are also often more powerful and durable than spinning reels, making them a good choice for catching larger fish.
Baitcasting reels are popular among experienced anglers who enjoy the increased accuracy and control that they offer. However, they can be more difficult to use than spinning reels, and require some practice to master.
When using a baitcasting reel, the angler must control the speed and direction of the spool as they cast, to ensure that the bait or lure lands where they want it to. Many baitcasting reels also have adjustable brakes or drag systems that help to prevent backlash and control the tension on the line.
Baitcasting reels are commonly used for freshwater fishing, particularly for bass and other game fish. However, they can also be used for saltwater fishing in some situations.
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