Reels
Want to replace your old reel? Or are you looking for the right spool to learn a new technique? Whether your target fish is carp, bream, amur or any other predatory fish, you' re sure to find the right spool for youon the TackleBait website. You can also search by brake system, i.e. front, rear and rear brake, or by manufacturer, or even by reel size to find the type of reel you are interested in, from entry level to top of the range models. Alongside these, of course, you will also find multi or casting reels, which may be of primary interest to fly anglers.
The choice of reel is just as important as the rod itself. The type of water, the method and the fish you fish for all influence the type and construction of the reel you need. Reels for big fish, carp, feeder, spinner or universal all have different characteristics and should be chosen aclineing to different criteria.
The first and most important factor is bearing capacity. Quality bearings ensure smooth running, smooth, even rewinding and long life. The more (and better quality) bearings working inside the reel, the more precise, quieter and more reliable the operation. Delphin reels, for example, are a great example of how to offer a stable, reliable design at an affordable price, specifically tailored to the needs of the everyday angler.
Another key aspect is line capacity. For a long distance spool, it is essential to be able to accommodate up to 300-400 metres of 0.30 monofilament line, while for a fine line feeder spool, the aim is to have precise line guidance and shorter casts. Haldorado feeder reels, for example, are specifically designed for the method technique, where every centimetre and gram counts.
The functioning of the brake is key during the casting process. Precisely adjustable front or rear brakes and a drag brake system give you the control you need, especially with big fish. This is where Ryobi reels stand out - with Japanese precision, clean lines and reliable performance over the long term.
The design of the crank, the reel's gear ratio, the shape of the drum and the use of materials are also important considerations. For example, Sonik' s buoy reels are designed for long-term usability and maximum performance, with an extremely large drum diameter and strong but lightweight materials.
The weight of the reel can also influence the decision. If you need to hold the tackle for a long time, for example during trolling or long feeder fishing, a lighter reel will reduce fatigue considerably. Weight distribution is also important to ensure that the balance of the rod and reel combination is ideal - reducing the strain on the arm.
And don't forget the type of line: for braided line, it is particularly important that the spool's drum body and surface treatment are suitable for withstanding friction. With a poorly selected spool, the braided line may wear out the material more quickly or not lay properly on the drum.
Whether you're a fine line angler or a big fish specialist, you're sure to find the spool that best suits your needs - whether it's a multi-bladed, powerful distance spinner or a featherweight feeder spool - in the TackleBait range. Choose from trusted brands like Delphin, Haldorado, Ryobi and Sonik - and make the most of every fishing adventure!
