Long-distance fishing requires fishermen to master certain skills and techniques, and distant spinning reels, as a professional fishing gear, provide fishermen with a better fishing experience. Anglers should note the following operating tips when using this reel.
When casting, anglers first need to choose an appropriate casting angle based on the fishing scene and the location of the target fish species. Generally, the casting angle should allow the fishing line to cover the target area while reducing friction between the fishing line and the water surface. In addition, according to the size of the target fish species and the conditions of the water area, anglers should also adjust the intensity of the release. For long-distance casting, the long-distance casting technology of distant spinning reels can be used to cast the fishing line to the target area.
During the process of retrieving the line, fishermen can adopt the technique of retrieving the line smoothly, keep the handle rotating smoothly, and avoid retrieving the line too fast or too slow. A smooth retrieve reduces the risk of coil tangling and line breakage. In addition, the drag system of distant spinning reels can be flexibly adjusted as needed. During the retrieval process, fishermen can adjust the drag force in time according to the size and resistance of the fish to maintain the stability and balance of the fishing line.
In addition to operating the reel, anglers can also use techniques such as bait selection, fishing position selection and fishing method application to improve the success rate of fishing. The selection of bait should be based on the preferences of the target fish species and the characteristics of the fishing scene. The choice of fishing position should be based on the living habits of the target fish species and the conditions of the water area, and should be chosen close to aquatic plants, rocks or trees, etc. These are hot spots for fish activities. The choice of fishing method should be based on the habits of the target fish species and the characteristics of the fishing scene, such as float fishing, bottom fishing, spin fishing, etc.
To keep distant spinning reels in good condition and extend their service life, anglers should also pay attention to maintenance tips. Clean the exterior and interior parts of your reel regularly to avoid the build-up of dust and dirt. You can use a soft brush or cotton cloth to gently wipe the surface of the reel, and use compressed air to remove dust from the inside. At the same time, regularly using an appropriate amount of lubricating oil or grease to lubricate the gears and bearings of the reel can reduce gear wear and friction and maintain the smooth operation of the reel. When the reel is not in use, it should be stored in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight and humid environments to prevent corrosion and damage to parts.