Multi, casting reels

Multiplier and casting reels are gaining increasing popularity among spinning anglers, thanks to their exceptional precision and strength. These reels fundamentally differ from traditional spinning reels: when casting, the line runs straight off the spool, not spirally, which allows for extremely accurate casts, especially in tight spots or among obstacles. They are excellently suited for casting and retrieving heavy lures, such as larger wobblers, jerkbaits, or weighted soft plastics. tacklebait.en offers over 200 multiplier and casting reels, providing one of the largest selections in Hungary. Whether you are preparing for sea fishing or freshwater predator fishing, you will find the right equipment with us. Our selection includes products from Shimano, Sakura, SRT, and many other premium brands. Our expert fishing team helps you choose the perfect rods and reels for all forms of fishing, be it feeder fishing, carp fishing, float fishing, or spinning, to ensure you have the best fishing experience.

How do multiplier and casting reels differ from traditional spinning reels?

Multiplier and casting reels feed the line straight onto the spool, while spinning reels release it from the outer edge of the spool. This difference results in much more precise casts and direct contact with the lure for multiplier reels. They are particularly advantageous when casting heavy, high-drag lures, where greater power transmission is needed. Spinning reels offer simpler handling for beginners, while mastering multiplier reels requires more practice but provides unparalleled control in return.

What types of fishing are multiplier reels recommended for?

Multiplier reels excel primarily in the world of spinning fishing, especially when using heavy or specialized lures such as large wobblers, jerkbaits, spinnerbaits, or jigs. They are also excellently suited for carp fishing, where higher load capacity and a stronger drag system are crucial. Additionally, they are often used in sea fishing for fighting larger fish such as tuna or cod.

What rod should I choose for my multiplier, casting reel?

Multiplier and casting reels require special multiplier, casting rods, whose guides and handles differ from traditional spinning rods. The guides are located on top and are smaller and more densely distributed to prevent the line from touching the rod during casting and fighting. It is important that the weight and casting weight of the reel and rod are in harmony. For example, a different rod is needed for light UL (Ultra Light) spinning than for heavy jerkbait fishing.

What should I pay attention to when buying a multiplier, casting reel?

Several aspects should be considered. First, the drag system: important that it is reliable and precisely adjustable. Second, the gear ratio: a slower gear ratio provides more power, while a faster one allows for quicker line retrieval, which affects lure presentation. Third, the reel size and weight, which must harmonize with the rod's weight and the intended fishing method. Fourth, the number and quality of bearings, which affect the reel's smooth operation and lifespan. Finally, the line capacity, which determines how much line can be spooled onto the reel. It's worth looking at products from premium brands such as Shimano or Sakura.