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Although you can do a lot with spinning gear, there are just some baits, like big spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, jigs, chatterbaits, and frogs, that are better suited for a beefier baitcasting reel

Spool tension is adjusted using a knob on the side of the fishing reel
Conventional Reel Baitcaster Conventional Reels: Are more common and easier to find Some conventional reels are used with baitcasting rods, which are also more common and easier to find May be easier to use for beginners Advantages of a Conventional Reel: Can handle heavier line weights than a spinning reel Good for offshore trolling or bottom fishing More powerful drag system Easier to fight large fish Disadvantages of a Conventional Reel: Heavier and more difficult to use than a spinning reel Line can become tangled more easily

Shimano uses a rear tab, Daiwa uses screws, and Abu Garcia uses a braking knob or punch for a pin

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