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On the most basic level, a reel is a winch, and a rod is a boom, and thats all bluefin tuna fishermen use when landing fish that can weigh more than half a ton
On most lure rods I would use or test I am fine with the bit of extra weight to the Slammer IV 2500, and of course I like the robust nature of the reel and I dont remotely obsess about ultra-smoothness when I am actually out fishing But I do enjoy trying out and fishing with other spinning reels, and I do think that some lure rods benefit from a lighter reel strapped to them (a review of a rod like this is coming soon)
I ended up catching two legal white seabass with these
At some point, I had to tell myself that a dry fly hook is just a dry fly hook, and a nymph hook is just a nymph hook
However, a spinning reel is easier for beginners, better for lighter lures, and more forgiving with finesse techniques
Those prices, by the way, are subject to change (I noted that some changed by a few dollars from one day to the next) so you might see something a bit different
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