cavdad45
3/8/2008 9:08:00 PMIt's still early, but it's a great time to practice that baitcaster in the yard. Then you can concentrate on fishing and not be preoccupied about your equipment or skills. You will have a great season.
bob johansen
3/9/2008 9:37:00 AMWhen you get used to it, you will love the bait caster for heavier lures like jigs etc, but there will always be a place for your spinning outfit for lighter lures like floating Rapalas. Taut lines and good luck!
Fish Man
3/9/2008 5:44:00 PMI was out there yesterday and boy was the action dull. Lots of shore fisherman but i saw and heard of no action. While i was fishing though someone on the lake was having a party and they had a Mariachi Band. Never been to a concert while fishing before.
Trent Hale
3/17/2008 12:17:00 PMI haven't used any thing other than a bait caster for the past 18 years. I have fished fresh&salt with no problem all types of fish from blue gill to red fish. I have fished with others open face,spinning reels. The best for feel is the bait caster with a med-heavy rod. I used a coffee can in the yard to get may target down, and work on back lashes. Use of heavy line will help, until you fill you can down size your line. I don't use any thing under 14 and at times they still break it on the hit. Good luck and don't give up.