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5 Spinning Reel Mistakes to AVOID (AND How to Fix Them)
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- Опубліковано 13 гру 2020
- Today I'll discuss 5 common mistakes made while fishing with spinning reels. I've made all of these mistakes at one time or another in my fishing career. I want to share these tips with beginners in hopes you don't have the same problems that I once had. I'll take you through each mistake and how to fix the issue.
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Thanks mate. My first ever outing was a complete disaster. After 3 casts my reel was so knotted up line wrapped around everything I couldn't continue. Never been taught how to fish so learning by my mistakes. Frustrating. Your videos are a big help.
Hopefully you've stuck with it and discovered the love. 'Would love to hear some success stories now that it's been a while.
For sure a learning experience for people who were never taught, I learned pretty quick on a spinning reel tbh but when I switched to a baitcaster, phew that was a good 12 birdsnests an outing. Always went back to my spinning, but now that i've learned it well, I can't go back to the spinning... Once you learn it well, you'll fall in love my friend. Good luck out there.
Change gear. Go to your local sporting goods store and buy a GOOD LIGHT power rod in 5'6' to 6' length. Pair it with a GOOD size 100 0r 150 reel spooled with GOOD 10lb. braid. Tie on a 1/8 oz in line spinner and learn to cast using one hand. One hand on the rod and one hand on the reel and keep your casts around 50'. Forget this two hand casting crap. You do nothing but over power your lure and destroy any chance you have of making an accurate cast. And keep your elbow close to your body. Pull up a video of a GOOD fly rod fisherman and watch how they cast. Their elbow never leaves their side and you will never see them casting with two hands with the exception of salmon fisherrmen using 10' to 12' spey rods when they are throwing 75-100 feet of line. Let the rod do the casting And FYI good means $100- MINIMUM, except the braid and be sure the braid is 8 strand.
You hit em all perfectly. My grandfather taught me around 4yo to use a spinning rod. He preached closing the bell, spooling the right amount of line, controlling the cast...... in return, I taught him the benefits of Spider Wire braid when it first came out.
How are you getting braid to cast far enough? I can cast well...put braid on and I cast like a toddler. Sucks and I hate it.
idk how since casting braid is easier and better. Perhaps you have braid that is too heavy for the reel/rod. lighter line, regardless and material cast better than heavier line. maybe your line is bottom heavy (meaning more line is collecting at the bottom of the spool), its better for your spool to be top heavy for casting ability.
I wish I had watched a video like this when I first started fishing a spinning reel. The tip about braid is priceless. I use braid to leader on all my spinning combos.
Same, I also use it on all my baitcasters.
Hey Brother Feesher guy, I caught my first feesh at age 6. Thank you and R. I. P. to my awesome Father. I’m 61 now and still at it. I just wanted to thank you for these great videos and tell you that I’m still learning and I’ve learned a lot from your heartfelt instruction and your passion for the sport of fishing. Please keep em comin my good neighbor and may God richly bless you! 🙏🏻🎣
As a northern smallmouth guy, spinning reels are a must. Most days you use it more than a baitcaster.
Unfortunately... I usually go out with aspirations of power fishing, and an hour later there I am standing on livescope with the drop shot. I suck.
I rarely bring my baitcaster when I go smallmouth fishing. I love finesse fishing for smallies in rivers!
I live in Texas and I still use a spinning rod a lot
@@simplistix6219 try finesse fishing with a baitcaster, it's dope
@@tommatkevich855 I’ve caught a few bass on tubes while using my baitcasters. I’ll definitely have to try Ned rigs with it this spring.
I thought I would always use spinning gear but I recently started with casting and love it. My spinning gear is strictly finesse and light weight. Until I figure out a finesse baitcaster combo that works.
Love my spinning rigs. I’ll be working on my baitcaster skills this year. When I club fished I was a co-angler and I found my spinning setup allowed me to better fish around the boat owner... he’d be getting dibs on the flipping, pitching, etc. and I’d wind up working the other side with a wacky or Texas rig. It’s all good and I learned years ago to adapt and overcome! Great tips... I love braid😎 but in Florida we mostly tied direct instead of using a leader. Our water is usually dark and we often horse in a two pound bass with four pounds of grass!😀
Yep. Loose line will get under your spool and into your gears. A pain and fraught with peril if you have to take it apart at the lake! Also, make sure you spool your line with the line coming off the storage spool in the same direction your spool turns. Not all brands come off counter-clockwise when the label is up. I learned that the hard way.
I use braid to leader on all my reels whether its baitcastimg or spinning. MR STUBBS IS THE GOAT.
same
I use spinning reels for almost all my set ups except my frog rod/reel. I love spinning reels and find it easier for me. Loved your video.
I don't use a baitcaster for anything. Only spinning reels for everything.
baitcasters will change your life i use to be just like you
Don't worry about it. Fish with what you like and works for you. I love spinning reels too. I have baitcaster and they are great too. I absolutely love to fish with a fly rod too. All is great as long as you're fishing. Tight lines!
@@dinhdynasty853 want to change religion? Try fly fishing for bass.
@@email16v i dont bass fish lol saltwater
I hate the way bait casters feel, I’m all spinners
What a great presentation on spinning reels. I am 76 years old and I have fished all my life using a spinning reel. And I still learned a few things. For my 75th birthday I sprang and got a bait caster and I still can’t use it.
One mistake I made when i first started fishing was using a casting rod for a spinning reel.
Did the same thing!
Same😂
I did that as a kid..
I took the spinning reel off one of my dads broken rods and put it on a short casting rod he had laying around..
Thinking back it makes me smile and shake my head at the same time..
my first baitcasting experience was putting a casting reel on a spinning rod, bird's nest galore!
I caught a 5 kg barramundi on ur mistake
I switched to braid on my spinning rig this year. Really wish I had done it earlier. What a HUGE difference. Or, as the saying goes...once you go braid, you don't go back. Something like that. 👍🍺🎣
Your bang on. 20 years using braid now and even now regret not moving to it earlier 😃
Went to braid after I had so many issues with mono and ended up with maybe less than 20 yards left after all of the messes I had the first week or so.
I just began fishing with my 4 yo daughter last week. She had a kids poll and I had one of these and had no idea what the hell I was doing. Thanks for the tips!
I started out fishing for trout. I was taught to use a spinning reel due to its simplicity. I use a spinning reel for bass as wellZ
I use a spinning reel for everything. Salmon steelhead pike Muskie you can catch them all no need for baitcasters.
I am making every mistake you listed. This fishing game is hard work… made a lot easier by your tips.
I'm just starting out fishing (at 36), and naturally came to UA-cam. Most of the guys on here are downright annoying. Debo is not annoying, but he is highly informative and fun to watch. Good job! I think I might actually catch a fish at some point now!
Was trying to figure out how this channel hasn't blown up as much as I expected. We all enjoy the insight man, it's useful, good and reinforcing. If I had to guess, it's because there isn't as much actual fishing vids. Gotta get that balance man. Then this channel will be huge huge. Love the content, appreciate the knowledge... now show us more fish!!!
Good point, @Rezyn Rogue.
It's always good to hear advice from someone who has screwed up before as I have done
I no longer use flouro/mono, except as a leader as a shock absorber for strong takes.
I will still use mono for float fishing, as I mainly do that on canals.
Your teaching approach and manner is perfect. Thank you.
Appreciate that a lot!
Great tips mate. A properly used spinning reel is great. I use them for my carp rods. Generally speaking, they are non-problematic and easy. Love your presentation mate.
Tip one - Done that. Don't do it anymore. Once was enough. Tip 2 - Done that, will always do that. Braid is on everything I use. Tip 3 - I am in the habit of retrieving with the line between thumb and forefinger to prevent slack line hitting the spool. I do it with baitcasters too. Nothing kills a fishing day faster than the birdsnest which loose line on a baitcaster makes! tip 4 Feathering the spool is a great way to control the flight, Gotta be careful not to be too heavy handed though as it will swing the flight of the cast or drop short. Tip 5 - Learn to feather the spool and add finger drag to the spool, you get to fish a light drag and control is not lost, if you need to pull a fish up, you can. Fight the fish on the rod, not the drag. Drag is a tool, not the be all and end all.
In regards to braid. I found normal braids suck for casting. I recently discovered flouro coated braid and man, that stuff flies even light lures.
Also properly lubricating braid line when spooling it up the first time I learned is very helpful.
Great tips. One more. I have had to help people with severely twisted line. I mean severely twisted, even braid. Took me a while but realized that when they were either hung up or playing a large fish, their drag was set too loose. I their excitement to land a hot fish they would crank and crank without bringing in line. Or in their frustration getting hung up, they again would crank and crank on that reel. They did not know with each turn they were twisting and twisting their line. It takes some time and several times cutting off badly twisted line, for them to understand the concept. If you hear the drag sounding off... stop cranking! LOL. And if you get hung up, tighten your drag all the way, or as many of us have learned, wrap the line around your arm and pull it free. With braid you have to be careful not to do this on bare skin as it can cut you easily. Most times I have a longsleeved shirt and this works. Hope this helps others.
When I was four years old my Dad taught me how to fish. I used my Maternal Grandfathers rod and reel. Grandpa was a union activist in the 40's & 50's at the northern pulp & paper mills of Thunder Bay (then, Port Arthur). His idea of a family vacation was to drive the family in a black Ford down a logging road. Turn at the first available field. And keep going. One time he strapped a raft together to float the car across a river.
My Grandfather taught my Dad how to fish. I like spending time with the men in my family.
I bought my fishing license yesterday. I got my second vaccine today. In two weeks I'm fishing the Ottawa behind Parliament Hill.
Cheers. Great video. Thanks.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
I have literally learned all this through bad experiences, it was a good learning experience for sure
Wonderful video! These are all the issues my wife is having, now you can show her, rather than me. There is a real ,reel, benefit to that. Thanks again!
A few years back I gave my 2 buddies my abu garcia and a his girl a zebco spincasters I bought a $10 zebco cause why not I'm rusty and nobody taught me how to treat number 3.... I figured it out myself but number 4.... I've done that but never made that into a habit. Good stuff.
thanks for clarifying I need to fill up my reel in order to get good casts. I mainly fish in a small florida canal, and i didn't think I needed a lot so i just put enough that would cover the two sides of the canal.
Good tip on the pulling of the line right after closing the bail manually. I always close the bail with my other hand, but never thought to pull the line.
Your tutorial videos are by far the best out there. I had my first baitcasting combo when I was a teenager and, after a lot of practice, became fairly proficient with it. Move on to my early 20s and life got in the way and I didn’t fish at all for 25 plus years. When I finally got back into it, your tutorials on baitcasting helped me remember how to use the thing. I’m sure this video will be extremely helpful to a lot of people who are just getting started or maybe even someone who is going fishing again after a very long time.
Appreciate that a lot man!
It's true. It's how I got here. Learned how to fish when I was four. Haven't fished in over ten years. Bought my fishing license yesterday. Got my vaccine today.
I waiting in the mail for a Nickle chrome plated, brass geared, engraved, & jeweled Phlugger Summit 1993 (it was made back in the 50's or 60's) and the fiberglass fishing rod to arrive. Thank you ebay?
Once they do, I'm walking down to the Ottawa River so I can fish behind Parliament Hill.
Thanks for the videos. Because I need the refresher. And I'll be teaching the Goddaughters and the Husband how to fish.
Cheers Mate,
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
@@DEBOSFishing best colored braid line for freshwater and saltwater
Debo,
Greats tips, Guilty, I have used the same logic, just a little more. End result wind knots and birds nest. For any line especially a Poly/Flouro based, tension when spooling is critical. Thanks for the tip about closing the bail with your free hand not the handle and pulling the slack out. Not many mention that piece. I feather using my cupped free hand it feels the same as using my thumb on a bait caster if not better, it also allows for smooth control of the outgoing line.
Awesome video, as always! I now manually close the bale, take out slack and am starting to feather the spool...all thanks to your expertise! Muchas gracias!
I bought a rod like this and sold it because it was frustrating to keep getting the line tangled. Picked up another same issue. But this video makes sense hopefully I can avoid it tangling again.
I’d like to mention the value of using filler on your spool.
You use less line, so you can use better, more expensive line.
It also helps set you up for having the right amount of line on the spool, every time.
You also dont have half a spool full of essentially “dead” line buried at the bottom, material you’ve wasted money on.
You can swap line around so the stuff at the bottom gets used, but I just prefer to keep a Dacron filler on the spool.
Something your viewers might find interesting
David
DEBO you're the best! All beginners should be subscribed to you
Appreciate that a lot man 👊
This video was a great instructional tool. I was having some issues and DEBO covered them in this presentation. Fantastic again.
Great information, sir! Always helpful. I’ve actually filled my spinning set up with braid after watching your viDebos and it has helped!
Modern monos (co-polymer) have low stretch and low line memory. Straight mono if for leaders.
I feather the spool with a finger against the edge of the spool, but I hold the reel foot between my middle and ring finger. That puts my index finger in the perfect position to do that.
This video answered every single frustration I've been having! Thank you!
I changed my style of closing the bail because of watching you. Love all the good content. Mr Stubbs always has to make a appearance lol
9 of my 11 poles are spinning. 1 thing I always do is have my drag set all the way. Once I hook a fish I automatically flip my back-reel switch. I would so much rather fight the fish myself by back reeling than trust any reels drag system. It took a while to learn how to do this properly, but now its 2nd nature. I was bass fishing yesterday with a Ned Rig and had a 32in Northern take it on 6lb test mono. Had I not back reeled that fish I would have lost it. Great video
Been fishing for over 20 years now, and even these tips were something new that I learned. Thanks for info~
Debo can you do or recommend a video on winter gear maintenance?? I’ve read a lot of different info about cleaning setups, releasing the drag and replacing line/lubricating reels
Been fishing for over 35 years with spinning reels... and as for your tip number 2... ive crank locked after casts 100% of the time and never have any of the issues you are speaking about.
Always learning something new , and I’ve been fishing since I was 9
Heck yeah! You know it's going to be a good break when Debo post up a new vid!
I just barely got my ultra-light setup for fishing until the water at my reservoir warms up a bit more. Than I'm going back to my bait caster
Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Just ordered the SLX and some spool high speed bearings for other reels thanks to you vids.
Appreciate that a lot man!
Spinning info was great. They are part of my arsenal. 🎣
Thanks for these tips. I wish this was around when I stared fishing a LONG time ago. Simple things like using a fluke will twist line and cause wind knots and ruining your fishing day or setting drag to keep a fish from throwing your lure is advice I never got until very recently.
The spinning reel information for me will be super helpful, I'm wanting to try out, What I learned here to improve my spinning fishing techniques, Greatly appreciate the Tips, You Rock Debo
Wow you answered most of the questions I didn’t know how to ask. Thank you, I’ll be picking up some braid and learn how to tie some leaders!
Man went out today first time as an adult and setting everything up myself. Lol I def had some issues but these tips should eliminate them for next time! Thanks brotha!
Excellent tips, thank you. I especially like the one about manually setting the bail. Also, I never would have considered using braided line until I watched this video so...thank you again.
Thank you SO much for this video. I'm a newbie fisherman, spending time with my best friend and his dad using their gear, and I feel so bad when I keep getting tangles and knots fishing for crappie. I'm really gonna take these tips to heart and hopefully stop being a pain in their arse.
great tips Debo. I would also add that when you are putting on new line on the spool that you put good tension on it. I've wound new line on my spinning reel semi-loosely and wind knots occurred. I stripped all the line off and relined it but under tension and made a world of difference. It all ties into 1 of your mistakes about reeling in loose line.
Great vid. Wife has been struggling with a couple of these issues and I haven't had a good answer other than to hand her my rod and fix hers. I definitely overfilled her spool last time. Sent her a link. Maybe we'll get her on the baitcaster soon.
Well done Debo 👍 good tips for beginners kids can save a lot of money 💰
I've started off with spin caster. I prefer a baitcaster but need to work on improving my spinning reel skills
Great video especially for beginners! I wish I had a video like it to watch 30 years ago! Keep them coming!
Southern Idaho Snake River fishing tomorrow. Would love to see some faster flowing bank fishing on the rivers. Love the advice. Feathering is my weak skill
Need to work on my braid game. I hate leaders so I avoid braid on my spinning reels. Maybe I will dedicate a spinning setup for braid this coming year. I agree with all the other tips.
Great advice Debo. I can also recommend using a cheap mono backing before spooling with braid so you don't need 300 yds. of braid to spool a reel.
Definitely. Apart from economy, you need to back with mono or the braid will slip on the spool and you won't be able to wind in. The mono provides a grip.
@@AndrewFishman There is an easy way to tie braid to spool so there is no slip. I actually use cheap braid as a backing on my baitcaster and spool with InvisX. The braid backing will add weight as a backing for further casting. I would post a link on a video but not sure if that is appropriate. You basically tie an Arbor knot and then 4 rotating half hitches.
@@chatterbait-dave5620 I just use mono and tie a simple uni knot, then a locked full blood knot to tie the mono to the braid. Been doing it for 30 years. It works well enough, but I will definitely check out the method you are talking about. I like to learn new things all the time :) Thanks for letting me know about it. Post a link to the video on any of my vids if you want. I don't mind. Will even pin it to help others out :) Don't know if it is appropriate to mention my stuff, but I am sure Debo won't mind too much.
@@AndrewFishman Some Pros use a braid backing to fluorocarbon, that is where I picked up on this technique as they state is casts further and also saves money. Google braid as backing on baitcaster and you will get some videos on this. Use 40-50lb braid as the backing. I personally spool half the reel with braid then the rest with InvisX Fluro.
This is the best video on how to tie braid backing. Also can work for a Spinning reel as well.
ua-cam.com/video/LMicluuxFDo/v-deo.html
@@chatterbait-dave5620 I never really worry about distance on the caster too much, it is an accuracy rod for me. The spinners are for casting distance. Rarely do I cast even half the distance that I can cast with my casters. However, I guess it could help when casting the micro jigs I throw around on the baitcaster. I often use small plastics and very small jig heads or bead sinkers, less than a couple of grams (1/16 oz + tail weight). I can see the theory behind it lightening the reel. Thanks for sharing it with me. The other thing I could come unstuck on is using my casters with the brakes off and spool tension backed off as far as possible. How much does it affect the initial acceleration of the reel would be the real thing I would have to test out?
I might try it on my Daiwa Silver Wolf ultralite outfit when I need to respool.
Love the videos, I've never seen anyone feather a spinning reel. Congrats on closing in on 100k
I enjoy and appreciate your KISS principle approach to educating folks. Thank you, Mr. Debo. 😁
Good presentation, sir, and not just for beginners.
The one thing your are nit is wordy. You get straight to the point. Thank you. Another great video. Can’t wAit for the weather to get warmer.
Went fishing at texoma over the weekend and basically made every mistake you just explained. I will definitely be purchasing the correct line in the future. Thank you for the vid bro
yea but Debo about what you said about braid i see braid as spider wire so i use Monofilament which as a result of using monofilament i have no problems with monofilament. Just recently had to throw out a spinning reel and purchased a new spinning reel. Looking forward to cleaning out my backpack tackle box and using my new reel. Thanks to Debo i know what no to do. thanks Debo for the time you spent making this video.
I’ve gone fishing a few times with my buddy and his dad. Generally using old mono on an open reel. I always got frustrated with birds nests, wind knots, etc… My long distance girlfriend finally got to move up by me, so I decided to finally get into fishing more, since she enjoys it as well. She showed me spider wire braid, and it killed all my problems with open reel fishing. I haven’t gotten to actually fish on it yet, but just from doing some practice casts in the yard with a weight, I can confidently say I doubt I’ll ever go back to mono or flouro unless I’m in a pinch. I did, however, pick up some flouro for leaders.
Thanks very informative especially for beginners!
I agree with you on all but you should add that you should not reel when a fish is taking line it will cause line twist. I've been fishing for 65 years and on a spinning reel I use my finger on the spool for my drag. Tight lines. Bob T.
Great video and advice !! 😎 Can't wait for an beginner baitcaster video !
Trout fishing on the White River, spinning is king. Going to braid and leader this year. Thanks for the info !
I wish I had watched this video earlier on, I had a ton of issues with my line jumping over and getting stuck over the reel and then I would reel and it would overlap it. It’s not like a bait cast where I can just undo it in a few seconds. Since this started happening to me so much, I started manually pulling the slack back right after I dropped the bail. It makes all the difference in the world and I always catch my line before it gets tangled on the handle or under the reel because of too much slack when casted. I never had this issue until I started using braid but the secret is to always watch the reel after casting just like you would with a bait caster
I’ve been using my Mitchell 300 and Garcia Conolon rod for 45 years with the reel on top, reeling backwards. Nothing has ever been damaged. I understand it wasn’t designed to be used that way, but it has always felt more natural for me to reel with my right hand. I’ve caught ALOT of fish.......
You’re just not smart
THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP!! your videos have helped me much with my surf fishing challenge
Great video for beginners. I made all the same mistakes (except for the upside down reel, not sure what that's about). I switched to braid a few years ago and it really does eliminate most line problems.
Great video Debo.
Thanks for good beginner tips. I remember when I first got into fishing and struggle with it.
i have gotten to the point where im just accurate with spinning reels as baitcasters. i have hurt my finger before feathering a long cast on a spinning combo... fishing in a river for catfish using a 3oz weight to cast into a downed tree. my pinky ended up catching a loop as i moved my hand in to feather the line
Done that once or twice haha.
Accidentally closing the bail early with a 2-5 oz weight is fun too.
I just got a small spinning combo for fishing blue gills and such. I have it spooled up with 4 lb mono. I never would have thought to put braid on it. What size braid should I use and how long of a leader? Good tips. If you're not fishing I would like to see more vids like this instead of unboxings. I love the "Embrace the dink" shirt!!
I’m still a noob! Thanks for even more to think about for a better experience fishing!
Another pro of using braid - I've been using the same braid on one of my reels for 4 years..... when it starts to look worn, spool it from your reel onto another reel so the good braid on the bottom goes to the top of the new spool. Its like having new braid all over again. And if you use cheap mono to fill up your reel about halfway, then fill it the rest of the way with braid you're saving a lot of money on line. And yeah you cast about 50% farther on braid from a spinning reel. Also no line twist... which can pretty much end your day if you only have one rod with you.
Creepin on 💯 there’s a reason! Great advice. How about a bait caster video for once you have started to get used to it. I’m getting comfortable with beginner settings. What next?
Great tips Debo, haven’t heard some of these but now I’ll be trying them... feathering was one of the ones I’d never heard. Who says you can’t teach old dogs new tricks
Very nice, The casting with braid tip was very informational for me. I did not know. I will be more careful/mindful. Thank you, sir.
Great video thanks, in jew Zealand we use soft plastics for sea fishing which we got through berkley from the USA ( thanks). The best line by miles i have used for our type of fishing in sea water up to 100 feet, is berkley fireline original. Its a USA fused braid which never gets wind knots or tip wraps. I use 8lb for sea fishing and 4lb for fresh water fishing. Thanks for the tips
New Zealand doh
Great information, to-the-point, great video. Thank you.
Great video man good information for beginners and people that have been fishing for a while then forgot the basics thanks for the reminder.
Along with the feathering, I have a tip. I use my free hand not to play the spool, but I fan it between the the reel and the first eye on the rod.
I can slow or stop when it's needed.
First tip you see it in movies all the time. Drives me crazy.
Can't wait to get some of that sweet sweet Debo Merch! I hope you will consider releasing soon.I would love to support you that way. If, however, it would cost you more to set up and sell merch I completely understand. Keep up the great videos sir!
I hope to get some going soon man!
I have grown up with spinners, i absolutely love them.
Thanks so much! I’m brand new to fishing, and this video definitely helped me.
This video is great, it will help me a lot when i'm fishing next time, thanks man.
CAUTION... DO NOT use thin braid with kids...use mono. Braid can cut them badly. Until they can cast confidently then switch them over...great info sir! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Great tips video Debo! Feathering a spool never occurred to me. Also need to try some braid on it. Use it exclusively on my frogging rod.
Always appreciate the info I’m learning every time I watch keep up the great work 🔥🎣