Option 1: A ball bearing is on the Spool If you remove the Spool and see a bearing directly on the Spool, usually at the end of the axle, then you replace: the ball bearing on the Spool Additionally, the ball bearing in the sideplate, i.e., the cover opposite the crank Both work together during the cast and hold the spool
The key is to learn to read the water and know what colors the crayfish are in the lake you are fishing
The estuarine perch, however, tends to stay in the estuarine reaches and (occasionally) in the extreme lower freshwater reaches
Or, he will position his boat parallel to a bridge or shoreline and retrieve the crankbait through the strike zone
At that point, those bass are active and casting a swim jig around emergent vegetation or shallow flats is a great way to put a lot in the boat
Id pick up some extras before heading out, just in case