This reduces torque, increases stability when fighting fish, and helps keep the rod from twisting, resulting in better control, balance, and overall performance
The velvet exterior is topped with cone spikes for a bold look
We had zero issues or tangles, and the drag felt predictable while fighting fish
It has the best endurance compared to other roles in this test
The more buoyant the line is, the better it will work for topwater lures
In 1962, Life Magazine published a two-page article about the Rapala lure titled The Lure Fish Cant Pass Up. Soon, Rapala Fever was running rampant throughout the United States with anglers buying as many of the lures as they could, often hoarding them like gold