Thread: For Spider riggin I use.......

[QUOTE=Wannabe...;1769617]It ain't that spinning reels won't handle large fish, it's that you have to pay off line with two hands and they stick way out from the rod making your stack of rods more prone to tangle in transport.

It aint that minis won't handle big fish, again, you have to pay off line with two hands.

But the real reason to use bait casters is that you can more easily use longer rods and short lines are no problem and micro depth adjustments can all be done with one hand with the thumb bar line release.

When you catch a good fish, you can set the hook, fight him to the top with one hand and have your other hand free for your net. Plus, with the fish on the line and a net in one hand you can release the line and pay it out with tension from your thumb, raise the rod and bring the fish in to be netted. This also helps if someone else is running the net.

Now...go get bait casters before I whip ya.

does this theory werk even ifn ur planin on katchen more than one feshy??? just askin.......

When you let line out with the thumb release dont you still have to turn the handle to lock it? How can you do that with 1 hand? By the time you got your hand from the release to the handle your line is still going out right. Could someone explain this please.

WB does present many good points. I just need to be able to find a deal on 6 reels for my new PST 143's!

Don't post pictures of fish. Don't want nobody coming down here. Y'all keep believing ain't no fish in Barnett.

Originally Posted by wilbur

When you let line out with the thumb release dont you still have to turn the handle to lock it? How can you do that with 1 hand? By the time you got your hand from the release to the handle your line is still going out right. Could someone explain this please.

Get a baitcaster with the thumb bar....push the thumbar to release the line....put your thumb on the spool to stop the line bring fish in to the boat or the net. Its easy once you get the hang of it.

Originally Posted by JTMavs

WB does present many good points. I just need to be able to find a deal on 6 reels for my new PST 143's!

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Grizzly Jig has Shakespere baitcasting reels with the thumbbar for $24.95 each

Originally Posted by "G"

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Grizzly Jig has Shakespere baitcasting reels with the thumbbar for $24.95 each

Might even be a better deal at the show.

Thank you G But it still will take 2 hands to change depth while fishing right? push bar turn handle to stop, am I missing somtin