Reply With QuoteUp the rods have the backbone built in facing up spinning rods down I caught a 17 lb drum while trolling I probably couldn’t land it upside down
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Up the rods have the backbone built in facing up spinning rods down I caught a 17 lb drum while trolling I probably couldn’t land it upside down
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Up.
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Baitcasters up, spinning reels down.
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Up here aswell.
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Up for me. I like the bait casters for spider rigging. Spinning reels for long lining.
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I fish mine up also, but have noticed pics of some with reels down.
I do fish with strike indicator beads between the last 2 guides. They seem to work best when the beads are hanging down as with spinning rods.
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