why do some people fish with the line guides on a fishing rod up and some fish with the guides down?
does it make a difference and please explain..what kind of reels and rods are good for catching largemouth bass, peacock, snook, tilapia, etc for around $150.00
If the line guides are up it is a baitcaster reel. If the line guides are down it is a spinning reel setup. It is also a possibility that the fisherman is uninformed and is holding their rod and reel upside down.
April 27th, 2010 at 8:06 am
Line "up" conventional reel/bait casting or troll. Line guides "Down" spinning rod & reel.My friend you buy a real nice outfit for $150.00.Any of these rigs will work well.However if you’ve never used a conventional set up,it might be a little hard at first.Spinning is going to be the easiest way to go.Especially if your "Not Trolling" for a novice a Spinning outfit is the way to go,it casts so much simpler for you.All these varieties of fish can be caught with either rig.Good Fishing to yu.Just remember one thing; If Fish’n was that easy,they’d call it catching.
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April 27th, 2010 at 8:39 am
If the line guides are up it is a baitcaster reel. If the line guides are down it is a spinning reel setup. It is also a possibility that the fisherman is uninformed and is holding their rod and reel upside down.
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April 27th, 2010 at 9:23 am
Fly rods are also held with the reel down.
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