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  • Bass fishing in Charles county, Md.
    fishing
    / Methods

    Bait casting and spin casting differ essentially in the type of reel, the rod length, and the strength of the line used. Bait casting usually employs a reel with heavier line, often in the 4,500- to 9,000-gram (10- to 20-pound) test range. Most spinning reels are usually spooled…

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    Bait casting and spin casting differ essentially in the type of reel, the rod length, and the strength of the line used. Bait casting usually employs a reel with heavier line, often in the 4,500- to 9,000-gram (10- to 20-pound) test range. Most spinning reels are usually spooled…

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