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EnglishBaitcasting reels have a spool that is mounted on a revolving spindle above the rod. The spool is held in place by a braking system that controls the speed at which the line is released during casting. This braking system typically consists of adjustable magnets or centrifugal brakes that apply friction to the spool.
When casting, the angler holds the line with their finger and releases it as they make the cast. The braking system helps to control the speed at which the line is released, preventing it from going too fast and causing a "bird's nest" (a tangle of line) on the spool.
Baitcasting reels have a number of advantages over other types of fishing reels. They are more accurate and efficient, allowing for longer and more precise casting. They are also more powerful, making them ideal for catching larger fish. Additionally, baitcasting reels have a higher gear ratio than other types of reels, which allows for faster retrieval of the line.
However, baitcasting reels can be more difficult to learn how to use than other types of reels. They require more skill and practice to use effectively and can be frustrating for beginners who are not familiar with their mechanics. They also require more maintenance and cleaning than other types of reels.
The spinning reel has 16+1 corrosion-resistant stainless steel bearings and one instant stop one-way anti-reverse bearing imported from Japan and features a 5.1:1 Gear Ratio which gives you a smoother fishing experience. The reel offers incredible drag power up to 20lbs and provides maximum performance and strength for all anglers. It will help you battle big fish easily. A sealed rubber ring protects your drag from being compromised by water and dust. The left/Right Hand Interchangeable machined handle, innovative wave spring drag system for adjusting the drag power, one-piece aluminum bail for easily casting, aluminum braid-ready spool for preventing braid from slipping.
