Spinning Reels

Spinning reels are most commonly used fishing reels. They are a easy to manage and have great casting distance. Many new anglers will learn using a spinning reel, because they do not require the same level of attentiveness as baitcasters do. The spool of a spinning reel does not rotate when you make a cast - the line simply runs off the spool once the bail is opened. Retrieval is accomplished by winding the line around the fixed spool. Spinning reels come with either a front drag or a rear drag. Usually a front drag is smoother and more durable than a rear drag. A front drag features washers that push on a large and flat surface (similar to car brakes). A rear drag press on a small-diameter drive shaft - therefore the drag occasionally feels uncontrollable. However, some anglers like rear-drag reels because they are easier to adjust when fighting a fish. Spinning reels are designed for both fresh and saltwater and some saltwater reels hold a lot of line, allowing them to be used for beach-casting and for fighting big fish. Freshwater spinning reel users usually fish with medium to lightweight spinners, hard baits, jigs and spoons. Pro-Fishing.eu offers spinning reels with durability and lasting performance, from top-level manufacturers like Shimano, Daiwa and Okuma.