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When fishing for bass, various types of lures can be effective, including soft baits, hard baits, and topwater lures
I have had success with the original Freeloader on a vibrating jig and used shaking a minnow with FFS- this new bigger size is a welcome addition- I am interested in using this with a lighter jighead to float the larger sized bait
This depends on what youll be using it for and how often, and your budget
Read Next : Best Saltwater Spinning Reels Best Heavy-Duty Inshore Reel: Bates Salty 150 Pros One-piece aluminum body is extremely durable and resistant to flex Good line capacity and drag High-end gearing and seal Smooth Cons Slightly heavy Expensive Key Features Weight: 8 ounces 150 size Brass gearing CNC-machined aluminum, one-piece body Stainless steel and titanium water-tight drag Line Capacity: 190 yards of 30-pound braid 7.1: 1 and 6.3:1 gear ratios Bearings: 10+1 stainless steel with anti-corrosion coating Max Drag: 20 pounds Cork grips MSRP: $329.99 Bates is a relatively new reel company, but its predecessor, Seaborn, is a respected name in the Texas fly and inshore game
Talked to Daiwa he said rinsing is ok but apparently there are bearings that are not magnaseal so can be damaged
However, that doesnt mean its a bad state for fishing
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