T-Wing System The TW in the reels name stands for Daiwas T-Wing system
Press the Thumb Bar: This action disengages the spool, allowing it to spin freely
It applies strong magnetic braking automatically at the beginning of the cast when the spool is spinning fastest (and most likely to backlash), then smoothly retracts as the spool slows, reducing brake pressure to maximize distance at the end of the cast
Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure your baitcasting reel is properly spooled: Table of Contents Step 1: Attach the Reel to the Rod Step 2: Thread the Line Step 3: Attach the Line to the Spool Step 4: Secure the Line Step 5: Apply Tension and Begin Spooling Step 6: Fill the Spool Step 7: Finalize the Process Additional Tips Materials Needed: Baitcasting reel Fishing line (monofilament, fluorocarbon, or braided) Fishing rod Scissors or line cutters Pencil or line spooler Electrical tape (especially important for braided lines) Step 1: Attach the Reel to the Rod Secure your baitcasting reel to the fishing rod's reel seat
The new Abu Garcia Max Predator LP reels have been specifically designed for anglers who are fishing with big baits targeting large fish
Obviously after 25 years of buying tackle, Ive amassed a lot of duplicates which is nice because when I do figure out the bass are on a crankbait bite, I can rig up four crankbait rods and give them several different looks
