Specifications Pros & Cons Pros Inexpensive ($75) Smooth retrieve Versatile Well-built for the price Power to winch in big lures and big fish Cons Bulky Braking system takes time to dial in Not great with lightweight crankbaits Cork handles KastKing Megatron 200 Baitcasting Reel Review Ive only used the KastKing Megatron 200 to target bass so far
Light Gulf and Southeast offshore (mahi, blackfin, kings, sails) : Saragosa SW 5000 to 6000 or Penn Slammer IV 5500 with 30 to 40 lb braid on a 7-foot medium-heavy
Daiwa Lexa 300 Best Saltwater Low Profile Baitcasting Reel The Lexa 300 is one honey of a reel that is available in either left- or right-hand retrieve and has a 7.1:1 gear ratio
-Damiki Vault 1/2 oz: Colors: Holo Ayu, Cyber Purple, Real Shad -Megabass Dyna Response 1/2 oz: Colors: Ito Hiuo, Jukucho Shad, Setsuki Ayu ALABAMA RIG
The INFINITYLOOP system, combined with the ANTI-TWIST FIN, improves line lay and reduces slack, optimizing every cast for distance and accuracy
Find the show: Follow the Show | Overcast | Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android Subscribe via RSS (The full episode transcript is at the bottom of this blogpost) Sponsors and Podcast Updates Show Notes 00:00 05:30 John Hazel Shares the Origins of Modern Spey Casting on the West Coast John explains how early anglers experimented with fiberglass rods and custom-cut fly lines before purpose-built Spey equipment existed