baitfeeder reels daiwa Aird 80 Baitcast Reel ensuring you can tackle even the toughest fishing challenges Daiwa Baitrunner Reels Best Mini

From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO, USA 9/4/23

Experimenting for success There's no magic formula for choosing the perfect color for your soft lure

The OG 100 has a magnetic braking system reminiscent of Daiwa and ARK Fishing where a rotor extends from the spool into the sideplate's array of magnets

Baitcaster Deep diving crankbaits Jigs and Texas Rigged Worms (3/8 ounce or larger) Blade Baits (Chatterbait style) 3/8 and heavier spinnerbaits Crankbaits (2 inch or larger) Spinning Reel Hair jigs Small swimbaits (3 inch or smaller) Stick style worms (5 inch or smaller Ned Small poppers Crankbaits (under 2 inches) Dive Deeper Okay, by looking above you can get a general feel for the lures with the reel type, but lets dive a little deeper into why I like certain lures on a specific reel, and not just because I said so

Tie a simple overhand knot in your line, leaving 8-10 inches of tag end do not tighten it Pass the tag end through the eye of the lure and back through the overhand knot, entering from the same side it exited Wrap the tag end around the main line 4-6 times (fewer wraps for heavier line, more for lighter line) Pass the tag end back through the overhand knot again, entering from the same side as before Wet the knot and pull the main line to slide the overhand knot down toward the lure eye, leaving a small loop Pull both the main line and tag end to lock the knot in place Trim the tag end close to the knot As with any knot, practice makes perfect