Youll want to use a baitcasting reel to get that lure engaged and moving forward immediately when it hits the water
Once again one needs to be careful never to say the full model name because putting "BG" before "plaquecoque" would be propagation of stereotypes that are no longer appropriate in our times of reckoning and stuff
With no ball bearings, it's quiet as a mouse and casts a country mile
I personally loved it as a dock skipping reel because its incredibly easy to tune and control the amount of line coming off the spool on those long skips to the dark corners of a shallow dock
Might sound like nothing to you, but as someone who travels a lot this protective box was very useful to me when flying with it in the checked-in luggage since the reel is too cheap for me to risk the hassles of having it in my carry on luggage
Its light enough to make a spinning setup feel crisp and manageable, but still strong enough to handle hard-fighting bass, big crappie, and a wide range of finesse presentations