Note: I am tying on a crank bait in the pictures, but you can use this knot on any kind of hook or bait.ġ. If you are fishing for fish over 15 lbs or you just want to be ambitious, here are a few complicated knots that will stay together forever However, it is not a durable strong knot, meaning it can loosen over time, making it possible for a fish to pull out the knot. The benefit of this knot is that it is simple and takes a minimal amount of time to complete. In this step, I will show you how to tie the basic fishing knot. The handle is often made up of a softer material than the rod, as it is what you will be holding the entire time you are fishing.The reel seat is the other "puzzle piece" that the reel foot connects to that secures the reel to the rod.Guides are circles that the line passes through and are there to keep the line close to the rod.Caution: Be aware of where the tip of your rod is, as it is the easiest part of the rod to break.The tip is the last 4 inches of the rod and is the thinnest part of the rod to help you feel when a fish bites.The line roller accurately guides the line from the spool to the rod.When the knob is "loosened", line can come out of the spool with very little force applied when the bail is closed.When the know is "tightened", line cannot come out of the spool with the bail closed.The drag knob allows you to set how easily line can come out of the spool when the bail is closed.The reel foot is like a puzzle piece that firmly connects the rod to the reel.When "open", line can come out of the spool freely.When "closed", little to no line can come out of the spool.The bail is a metal arm that can stop the line from coming out of the spool.When the handle turns, line is forced back into the reel.The spool is what the fishing line is wound around.No researching here! Any kind of scissors will work.Tip: Bring multiple types of bait when fishing, as fish will prefer different baits during different days.The type of bait you should use also depends on what you are fishing for.Here is a helpful site from that shows the basic types of fishing line.The type of fishing line you will use is fully dependent upon what type of fish you are fishing for.So, I would recommend that you go into your local fishing store to ensure you get the rod that you need Often times spinning rods will be designed to go with specific reels.You should also visit a near by Cabelas, Bass Pro Shops, or Gander Mountain and talk to their fishing department to determine what reel is best for you.Here are informative sites from Bass Pro Shops and Cabelas to get you started.If you have not purchased your spinning reel, you should first research what kind of reel will suit your needs.
0 kommentar(er)
