Tica TitanClaw TC300 6.1:1 RH Baitcast ReelProduct no.: TICTC300Tica TitanClaw TC300 6.1:1 RH Baitcast Reel-high-speed saltwater reel perfect for jigging or casting
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Tica Uzio GCB300H 7.3:1 RH Baitcast ReelProduct no.: TICGCB300HTica Uzio GCB300H 7.3:1 RH Baitcast Reel - Product code TICGCB300H - Excellent reel for Slow Pitch Jigging
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Tica Ezi-Cast EC100 6.3:1 RH Baitcast ReelProduct no.: TICEC100Tica Ezi-Cast EC100 6.3:1 RH Baitcast Reel - Product Code TICEC100 - a quality lightweight baitcasting reel
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Tica Flash Cast FC100D 6.3:1 RH Baitcast ReelProduct no.: TICFC100DTica Flash Cast FC100D 6.3:1 RH Baitcast Reel - Product code TICGCB300H - Excellent reel for Slow Pitch Jigging
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On the other end of the spectrum, baitcasting reels allow for casting lures like jigs, spinner baits and crankbaits with pinpoint accuracy, but there is a dialled in drag resistance and require a higher skill set to be able to thumb the spool as line flows off. If you can’t find that sweet spot of thumb pressure, you’ll experience a backlash bird’s nest of tangled line.
Generally, you can launch a lure further with a baitcaster, because the line flows directly straight off the spool and not in a circular motion as with a spinning reel.
Someone proficient in casting a baitcaster will have mastery over accuracy and distance in the long run after plenty of practice and are preferred when fishing locations that demand such, while a spinning reel can be used in virtually every situation possible.
Bottom line – pick the spinner for inexperienced anglers and for all around usage, employ the baitcaster when focus and precision are needed in a challenging environment such as lily pads or dock pilings.