I fish all my conventional reels salt water and fresh left-handed I'm right handed I like to pull hard with my right hand my dominating arm especially for yellowtail and tuna why would you want to pull with your weaker arm we turn the handle with our left hand on our spinning outfits why would you switch and turn the handle with your right hand on your baitcasters the only downfall is Left-Handed reels are a little harder to find but well worth it I left handed friends fish right handed reels
Yeah I've had my complaints that garlic smell you're right Italian restaurant I still believe believe it's the best thing you can use strong smelling like a large order of garlic bread but I think that's why it works so good
I use a Berkeley sent 4 a long time I think it works pretty good but I've had better luck with that bang at least I'm catching fish nobody uses surface iron fishing I was using it Rock fishing on a Colt sniper I think it help a lot I primarily call fish mini jigs for trout hook up Baits work really well especially with bang on them
Thank you for the information I got away from freshwater bass fishing I do so much salt water fishing these days here in San Diego became a surface iron addict in the winter great trout fishing in these small lakes Mount Lassen trout they're all 2 6 lb was some real big ones in the mix well fishing at Santee lakes kid right next to me fishing a rattle trap I'm 6 lb test caught a 15-4 largemouth but still I catch so many calico Bass on the surface iron what's some really big yellow tail
Bass and trout have great eyesight button low visibility water I think sent definitely helps if anything it gets the human smell off your jig or Bait
I think it helps a lot especially low visibility water I prefer bang spray I use crawdad spray 4 bass fishing and I use the garlic for trout I think it helps and gives me confidence I'm going to get bit
I was in Colorado for just over a year caught a lot of fish got a lot of catfish in the spillway at the dam I think it was Aurora reservoir caught a lot of trout at nine Mile it's been years for me thank God I'm back in San Diego great yellowtail tuna in the summer saltwater I'm super good trout fishing in our small lakes it isn't something that I could do all the time but they had snagging season at the end of the year at nine Mile landlocked salmon we found a stream nearby that was just loaded it was fun
That's funny I thought we were talking about fishing good luck kook
The only rods I have that are telescopic are my trout rods Phoenix elixir they're great rods little bit pricey I also have a phoenix dragonfly it doesn't telescopic and it's a 9 footer fishing mini jigs it's a great rod but I have to stick it out my window in my Toyota tundra
I finished Laguna Niguel a lot of years it was better when they allow the rental boats they have the Nebraska tail walkers back then all the fish were full of roe 4 and 5 pounder's everyday average was 2lb personal best 10 plus those were some good times
I can cast any real without getting the backlash practice makes perfect go to the learning curve don't worry about the real after figuring out smaller bass reels I started going surface fishing saltwater the bigger wheels are tougher practiced went to the learning curve I have no problems like I said practice makes perfect
Caught plenty of bonito right off La Jolla that was about a month ago half-day boat fishing last year around this time labor day it went full speed big bonito really big yellow tail we just had a little run on the Dorado with a few big yellow tail hoping for a good September for big bonito and really big yellow tail I go out of new seaforth