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Reply With QuoteRight handed, left side. I prefer to have my rod in my dominant hand so I have more control.
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This is one reason why Slab did this website so we could discuss important things like this.
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Right handed, left side. I prefer to have my rod in my dominant hand so I have more control.
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Right handed handle on left mainly because I use my right hand to cast, and once the jig hits the water I am able to close the bail and start reeling quickly without changing hands. When bass fishing a lot of strikes come soon after the lure hits the water, why would I want to fumble around changing hands and miss setting the hook?
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Originally Posted by Grainraiser
Okay I lied. While tying a jig to my spinning setup I noticed that I cast with my right and reel with my left.
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Right handed, left side for me too. My dad gave me his Quick 220N when I was a kid. I don't recall if you could switch the handle to the other side or not. Anyway, I learned to use it that way. I also had problems with my right elbow once and had to switch to left handed bait cast for awhile. It wasn't that hard.
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Right handed - cast right handed ...
Close the bail with my left hand - never with the handle ...
Reel left handed ...
Do not own a baitcaster ... tried 'em for every application - don't like 'em ...
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I agree with all of this. But learn to close the bail just before the bait hits the water and you will just about eliminate all rat nests.
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I shoot docks 90% of the time and just works best for quick engagement of bell.
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Whatever floats your boat. But I’m right and handle on left. Also there’s a reason most all you buy come that way already. Majority of folks are right handed.
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