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These baits are making a lot of commotion, and a bass or other predator is going to lunge quickly without hesitation or trying to see what it is actually attacking
To see what I mean, move the handle on a spinning reel over to the right side and give it a whirl
Building Skills Gradually For the determined beginner who insists on starting with a baitcasting reel, several practices can minimize early frustration: Begin with heavier lures (1/2 oz or more) that naturally slow spool rotation Practice in open areas without obstructions or fish Use the reel's braking systems and tension controls at maximum settings initially Gradually reduce these controls as skill develops Consider starting with braided line, which is easier to untangle than monofilament These approaches don't eliminate the learning curve but can make it less steep
Braid lines are not suitable for finesse fishing techniques that require a bit of stretch, such as crankbaits or topwater lures
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