baitcast reels for crappie Pure Pro Series Spinning Reel The ideal mate for our popular Crappie Maxx Tightline Special Rod Product Spotlight: Jenko Baitcaster Reel

Some anglers only want to use baitcasting reels to fish heavier lines more effectively, while other folks wont branch out from spinning reels

Youll want to look for ratios between 5.1:1 through 5.4:1

There are so many good choices that it can be hard for a beginner to know what to buy

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Benefits of Using a Baitcaster Reel Baitcasting reels have many benefits for anglers including the following: More control when casting and retrieving Increased accuracy and distance Ability to use heavier lines and lures Greater line sensitivity for detecting strikes Disadvantages of Using a Baitcaster Reel Although there are plenty of benefits to using a baitcaster reel, anglers should consider the disadvantages too: Steeper learning curve making it harder for beginner anglers to master More expensive compared to spinning reels More maintenance required because of the additional components Parts of a Baitcaster Reel When purchasing a baitcasting reel, it's important to familiarize yourself with its components