Watch This Before Buying Fishing Tackle!

[@JM-rw5hs]

Finally somebody down to earth with gear advice. Most people can't afford the marketing hype and it's not necessary. Great job.

[@AnglerUpTv]

J M Thank you.

[@SparhawkM]

When I first started fishing I meet an old timer and asked for his ONE advice thought. He said: Most fishing gear and lures are to catch anglers. Not fish. Use what works. Not what costs the most. Best fishing advice I ever got!

[@jamesstoner2839]

Brant excellent video. I am a retired charter captain and you are spot on with this video. I use three or four lures and catch everything that swims. I use two combos and Penn reels also.

[@Cwnidog]

I've been using a Penn 704Z with a 9 1/2-ft Penn Power Stick for the last 25 years. They're not all I have, but they're a combo that I always take with me. When I'm in the mood, I also bring a Mitchell 303 with a 7-ft Garcia fiberglass rod - makes an adventure out of a pompano or whiting.

[@YakinwithJack]

Great video buddy . I'm all about light tackle I catch bull reds with my 2500 all the time. It's all about the sport like you said makes it 10x more fun.

[@estrangherongkalbo]

I also use a shallow spool 2506 reel with a light rod, great fun.

[@KoSMTT]

Man...This has to be one of the best videos I have ever seen! Fully agree with all of your points! Great job Capt Brant! Keep doing your thing! Fish On!

[@AnglerUpTv]

KoS M Appreciate it. Thank you.

[@2000lmk]

Fantastic vid!! Just found your channel and am subscribing. Agree with everything you said. I just started kayak fishing a year ago and got caught up in the idea of over rigging my yak. Wasn't enjoying it until i geared down and just bring the minimum gear. The rod and real combo i chose was actually a penn fierce and ugly stick. So its good to hear you talk and show them in action. Looking forward to checkin out all your other videos. Tight lines!!

[@johnryanbadumar7702]

Good stuff. You're right about the tackle.I work at a tackleshop on saturdays and i get lot of questions about what kind of rods and reels people should buy. I always tell people they should fish as light as possible and not heavyer as needed. The price of a rod depends on the quality of the blank, reelrings, reelholder, the finish, factory or handmade and the name on the rod or trademark if you like. I also like to sell multifunctional tackle so they can have more fun with it. Specialists always buy special rods though. Tight lines!

[@daniellindbert8682]

Love it. I use the ugly stik inshore and Longitude in the surf. All outfitted with penn battle and conflict. Great gear.

[@vicentearkangel8352]

I always tell people to start off with a decent set up then if you have the means and understand what the difference is between a starter set up and intermediate set up then you can appreciate the little differences your spending your hard earned money on. Last year I upgraded to an upper end rod and a great reel. I can appreciate all the previous tackle that I've had in the past and at 50+ why not treat myself to something that i used to only dream of fishing with...boy it is a dream to fish with it. All my old poles and reels went to friend and family that wanted to start fishing...and yup...they're still catching fish with them

[@alexjohnson7017]

Well said Brant. I've always said the same thing about gear. A lot of fishing guys on KZbin are guilty of trying to convince people you need to spend serious money on gear, which makes it less accessible to many people. I've never spent more than $150 on a combo. Fish don't seem to care how much money you spend on your gear.

[@radius50]

I have a penn warefare conventional reel setup and i love it. Out here we do a lot of sea fishing at +200m and having that big reel really helps crank up that big weight from those depths

[@bionicsjw]

I agree 100%. I have caught hundreds of tuna, cobia and grouper, snapper and others on my Penn 45 GLS and my little level winds. I think the current version is called the Squall or the Rival. I've taken many 60lb Amberjacks on those little reels. Of course, when I had a large Blue Marlin on in Bermuda, a great reel and smooth drag helped a lot.

[@shorethingfishing4044]

I agree with most of this. As a surf fisherman in the ne from past experience, a penn fierce or battle doesnt hold up. Fishing wise the reels are great and can pull their weight when fighting fish. The elements of the surf are too harsh for them. Guys use van staal reels that are fully sealed bc they need them to be able to reel under water and not get any saltwater in them. I personally use a penn slammer 3 bc of the seals and the drag. I can get hit by waves, drop my reel in sand or saltwater and just go home rinse it if i want to and not worry about it rusting or breaking. As for lures. You dont need 100 lures but i personally would have one of each that matches the primary forage of the fish. Our striped bass feed on peanut bunker, bunker, snapper blues, porgy, sandeels, mackerel, spearing throughout the year. Also the fish may be bunkered down in the bottom of the water column where a bucktail or jig would shine. They could also be in the middle of the water column where sp minnows, darters metal lips, bombers and such would work or they could be feeding on top where poppers work best. Surf fishing can get a lot more complicated than boat fishing but yes, fish in your budget, if you dont need all the expensive gear, dont buy it

[@eriks9576]

this is very true, fishing is a big business. Here in the pacific northwest however our salmon and steelhead can be very finicky and will only his certain colors, lures or bait on any particular day and something totally different the next so it is good to have a selection. You are 100 percent right on you got to find the fish to be successful though! Also we have to fish barbless hooks in places and the more expensive, parabolic and light tipped, strong backboned rods really work much better than the cheaper ones that are stiff. The fish are aggressive the further south you go so less gear is needed, just find the fish and you should catch...

[@snookhunterfishing]

Couldn't agree more with rod and reel selections. I also fish with Penn reels and ugly stick combos. Throw so.e decent braid on and boom ...100$ gets me an unbeatable combo. I think like you. Knowing where the fish are and using proper baits goes a long way. All my reels are Penn and my rods are either ugly stick or Berkeley. Great information you have given.

[@jonnywaselectric]

Hi Brant, Thanks for the tips, I'm keen to try the bucktail jigs. We get bluefish which we call tailor and the occasional Bonito land based where I live in Australia. I'm ordering some 1/2oz, 3/4oz and 1/0oz. I found they vary greatly in cost, I found a Canadian ebay seller who makes some for a good price. What colour do you prefer? I think I noticed you are running some single strand wire above them, what pound and length is that please?

[@skategreaser]

The fish don't care what you paid for your gear!

[@raypenamora5419]

You catch more fish with the most expensive gear

[@NABALCHI1]

Phenomenal video. I felt this video was towards me. I will narrow down my tackle box and spend more time actually fishing and key in spots to get on the fish. Thank you for making this video. Got a new sub from me

[@jayrhabal]

Much respect!! speaking the truth i bet the 19 thumbs down are the rep from high end retailers like the avet n accurate lol. ill be honest, im a proud avet owner but for someone new in the fishing game great vids and info from Capt to angelers. This guy cred is up in the roof

[@TNRVG]

I have a guide friend who thinks the same way. Except he uses $20-$30 Okuma Classic's on B&M catfish rods. Some combos are 5 years old and still going strong. No issues outside of losing them overboard to clients. 20 - 50 pound catfish caught daily and has landed up to 90 pounders. I have another guide friend who wont use anything less than Okuma Komodo SS reels lol...

[@kymac3459]

Recently starting fishing, when you say Battle are you referring to the Battle 2 reel? I recently got a battle 2 and just curious if we have the same reel! P.S. Everyone around here in Pensacola likes the Gotcha Lures it seems like too. I only get to pier and surf fish but I will have to try those glass minnows for some Spanish next time I head to the pier!

[@mikebojtor]

Man dude I’ll give you credit I dig the passion you have 💯

[@cubbiemalone49]

Nice video! I'm just curious to know, was the new Daiwa BG reel out at the time u made this video? Have you given it a try or have any 1st impressions? Thanks

[@brianjeffrey1790]

That was a really great video unique getting ready for the most basic fishing very simple and easy to follow you have great teaching skills

[@ryanvlasic1849]

Great video Brant and I agree completely. I just went out and bought some mirrodine lures to fish off the beach in siesta key. I'm heading down there in September. What would be your 'go to" lure to fish off the beach that time of year? I'm primarily a Berkeley gulp guy but specifically for Spanish, I'd like to know. Do those glass minnows work off the beach too?

[@removefromme]

I'm confident in my lures, general tackle, rod and reels. Not confident in my fish finding skills xD

[@VektrumSimulacrum]

+1 this. I've had the same 4000 size shimano for the past 15 years and counting. Its been in little creeks, big lakes, beaches, docks, big fish, little fish, and everything in between. I've caught more fish on this one $45 reel than all the other rods and reels between me and my father combine. Finding that reel that holds up and does what you need doesn't have to cost $400. Sounds advice here.

[@carloscardona5674]

Completely agree with Penn and tiger rods ..not to much on lures do too I'm on west coast winter fishing is much different during summer

[@mdees88]

Let me tell you what... that buccaneer glass minnow is the best lure I have fished with in a long time. Every time I go offshore I have 2 rigged on my fierce 3000's. They absolutely crush bonita and spanish and I caught some mahi on it too. I saw you catching some spanish on it in on one of your older videos. I have went through 12 this summer so far.... thanks for sharing your tips

[@megatuffparacordproducts6994]

I couldn't agree more. I love the cabelas salt striker spinning reels (actually okuma) 10 bearings, smooth as glass drag system (most important part imho) 69 bucks and 79bucks for the baitrunners (lifetime warranty) and hurricane redbone rods. People spend waaay too much on unnecessary stuff.

[@magazineman3910]

GREAT LESSON TO LEARN AND SO VERY TRUE. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THANKS! DAN

[@mschnurp]

What is your opinion of the Abu Garcia spinning reels? Just bought one and a ugly stick to put it on. Haven't put the 12 pound test line on it yet so don't know how it's going to work out yet, but would like to know if i bought a decent combo for just over 80 bucks.

[@martyadams3915]

Fantastic video ! You and Jack yak are gonna truth the fishing business into being ashamed of itself ....nah as long as there is one guy with a buck in his pocket they are gonna try to get it.

[@vladmokrenko7834]

Hey Brant, great video. You might want to post an affiliate link for amazon or ebay for the products you are mentioning. Im sure that a lot of people would rather clink on your link and support you instead of googling and finding it all by themselves. What weight of glassminnows are you using? I bought a card of 1/2 and they were great. But I feel like an 1oz or 3/4 oz might have been even better. Do you know if they make them in heavier weight?

[@RehsNahk]

Piscifun started making really good casting reels under $60. My favorite combo is a Berkeley cherrywood 7' med-heavy fast action casting rod with a kastking royale legend.

[@ricksmith2042]

This is one of the best video's you have done. Thanks for the great info.

[@jessej9175]

Just found your channel. Awesome videos! Very informational and great quality. You have yourself a new subscriber!

[@AnglerUpTv]

Jesse Jaco appreciate it. Thanks

[@ascitiesburn672]

I definitely agree with this but there is no question that you will never get the sensitivity out of a Ugly Stik like you will my Falcon Cara T7. I'm a Bass fisherman at heart and I love being able to feel that slight bite I get when I'm fishing in pressured areas. I've caught dozens of fish I would have never even known I had with a cheaper rod that doesn't have that sensitivity.

[@cloudsintheozarksoutdoors9538]

What size MirrOdine are you using? 17 MR, 27 MR, 3X, ? Where do you find the best prices on them?

[@tonybishop51]

Really good advice, need to be reminded every once in a while!

[@vsonic86]

Dude u r my hero. Fishing, travel, and adventure!!!!!!

[@grantfoster9099]

Yup Ive learned Alot Brant!! Thanks!! This Helped Me Alot Cause I Spend Alot On Tackle At Academy!!

[@BamaBeachBum]

Thanks for the info! Great lures!

[@jakelencher817]

wait you just talked about getting non expensive fishing gear that holds up well, why did you catch that bonita on a shimano stradic, was that someone elses reel?

[@cameronstarnes2881]

You couldn't have explained it better. I have a penn pursuit with and ugly stik gx2 and have used it for about 2 years now. I have caught hundreds of fish on it including a 32 inch trout and a 30lb jack crevalle from the surf. I'm sure it's nice to have a $500 reel but it's not worth it.

[@fishingfanaticsuk]

From the north east of England where lure species are fewer than the rest of the country, I agree with 90% of what you say, most tackle is designed to catch anglers as well as fish but some fish we have can be very temperamental with colours. Non of the tackle I use is expensive, some of my friends. Use £500 rods, I catch as much on a £200 complete set up!

[@jackbriggs6793]

fishing fanatic north east I live in the north east too trying to get into spinning but don't seem to see anyone lure fishing round here

[@fishingfanaticsuk]

Jack Briggs. We have a lrf/ lure page on fb. North east lure and lrf fishing. The group picture is a lad holding 2 pollock

[@jackbriggs6793]

fishing fanatic north east I'll join it now been looking for something like this for ages

[@fishingfanaticsuk]

Subscribe to my channel too if ya want. I'm always out local.

[@CatchEmAllFishingZakCatchEm]

I want a 500 dollar combo so I can look cool infront of girls YAYYEETTT

[@CatchEmAllFishingZakCatchEm]

I'm lying I still use the same cheap set ups I always have hahhaa

[@RobertoHernandez-qw5oi]

Catch_Em_All_Fishing i got my pen battle 3000 and ugly stick

[@RichardLeffew]

Catch_Em_All_Fishing I was laughing so hard in one of your videos you were using this setup that I have!!! And I got it from Walmart!! Haha

[@AnglerUpTv]

Catch_Em_All_Fishing Lol good one!

[@orzan200]

Catch Em All Fishing dats catchemallfishing for ya

[@carloscruz7317]

I've been telling this to my friends for the last 10 years. They spend thousands on tackle have $50k bass boats. They don't realize they're marketing bs victims. This is the best damn video in the world that more need to watch. You have to find the fish is key then your lure has to have action of a real fish end of story. I have 4 lures that's all for my fresh water activities and thousands saved in the bank lol I love out fishing them all the time.

[@AdrianLParker]

Rookie Budget Fishing a bass boat does make a very stable fishing platform. I love how when stood on the casting deck you're higher than any part of the boat. It just makes fishing that much easier and open. That being said I own a 2018 Yamaha G3 AV17SF (my father fishes with me often and he prefers more comfort)

[@exoticlemonlover]

I have been fishing in East Bay near/in Navarre for about a year, and I have almost no success from shore. I have caught multiple saltwater cats, a huge bream, a ton of 10-12 in. reds on grass shrimp, and a largemouth bass. My dad caught a 5 in. spec. trout on a mirodine once. If I have caught rare freshwater fish in saltwater before catching any keeper reds and trout is my spot the issue? (I am currently a shore based angler) there are also many shallow grass beds where I fish which produce very few fish

[@AnglerUpTv]

exotic lemonlover It's normal to catch freshwater fish in that area. It's a tough area to fish from shore. Mirodines and topwater lures are best in the early morning.

[@BrandonWatkins614]

Diawa BG is hands down the BEST all around spinning reel on a budget!

[@BrandonWatkins614]

It runs retail around 80$-120$ depending on size!

[@BrandonWatkins614]

Pair it with an ugly stik or other durable yet cheap rod and it's a cheap but deadly combo!

[@BrandonWatkins614]

I have completely submerged mine completely a few times. Rinsed it with fresh water and did regular maintenance to it and it was better than it was when I bought it!

[@marcopug1729]

Brandon Watkins I don't think mines as smooth as it should be and I don't like the bail feel. I mean the shimano nasci is much smoother but not as tough

[@BrandonWatkins614]

Long Island Fisherman yeah I am not a huge fan of the bail either but the thick bail wire is so durable. And I just look for what will last me the longest and it's so durable for the price. The nasci is also an awesome reel.

[@1982seba]

I'm 36, i started fishing when i was 10 years old with a cheap rod. Caught tons of fish with it, and i still have it today. Now i keep it more as an nostalgic item with emotional value, i don't use it anymore. What i want to say; if u take good care of your gear, it can last forever.

[@auatinmoon5540]

Good video! What type of lures do you suggest for trout

[@3o5richierich]

Hello Brant, I'm going to start my charter business next year. What can to recommend for someone just starting out? What makes you stand out from the rest of the other captains? Any help and tips is really appreciated. Thank you.

[@AnglerUpTv]

3o5richierich Hey I'm planning on making a video on it. Now days digital marketing is the most important thing for any startup. Especially a charter business

[@lookin2kayakandbike664]

Excellent info Brant. 100% on point. 👍

[@HeavilyArmed]

Ugly Stik GX2 or Tiger Elite rods are perfect for inshore and a Penn Fierce matches up nicely with the GX2s.

[@slimgrandrsn4252]

Looked like that bonita was on a $200 Shimano Stradic...

[@funkingfuss9724]

Everything you said is true for fresh water also. I am in Ontario Canada on Lake of the Woods for two weeks. I brought about 600 pounds of fishing gear and I have been slaying them with just 3 lures. LOL

[@funkingfuss9724]

The more stuff I have The less I need. I've been fishing up here every summer for about 20 years, every year I've bought new lures, and yes they catch a few, but I always seem to have better luck with the same lures year after year. so this year I decided to stick with what worked last year, and even the first year I came up. I caught more fish in fewer fishing days than I ever have and 90% of them were caught on just 2 out of the 3 lures I used. I didn't just get Bass I also caught a ton of Northern, and even Walleye. I don't know maybe I just found the perfect way to work these 2. All I know is I didn't need all the other stuff. Heading home to Orlando in the morning and Glad I had a, Fun King, GREAT TIME in Sioux Narrows, Ontario. By the way I also do a little Bass fishing at home...again only a couple lures is all I ever need. Down Home it's Quad Spinner bait and A Senko. HAVE A FUN KING GREAT DAY!!

[@warcryknife1236]

@anglerupwithbrant ....What kind of video editing software do you use? Love your channel.....

[@AnglerUpTv]

War Cry Knife Thanks. I use adobe premiere pro and elements.

[@mrmidnight32]

Pretty bait, and gear, is for the angler more than the fish. People don't get it.

[@AnglerUpTv]

CK_32 Truth.

[@michaelkolinski]

Great video. Thanks for helping us folks that need it. Where do you fish out of? Website??

[@domorrell11]

What would be your choice of a saltwater bait casting reel with a good rod.

[@joeanthony9162]

Don't have a boat, so what would you recommend for in shore fishing? I'm from Houston, Texas., and there is a variety of fish here. Could you please tell me, what type of lures you would suggest? I have a Abu Garcia rod medium heavy with a Diawa reel. So far it's been good to me caught a 32lb to 35lb brackish flathead catfish on it. But I really want to try lures...please suggest or revommend. Tight lines never stop! Just scribes to your channel.

[@fosterhendrickson7228]

Joe Anthony i fish in Galveston about once a month and for lures I like to use silver spoons or gulp grubs. It's hard to use lures when there's dirty water but they work sometimes. Tight lines

[@joeanthony9162]

Foster Hendrickson, thank you for the reply. Man, I love to fish but I usually prefer dead fresh shrimp, or I'll catch a trout and use it as cut bait, (which works very well). I will try the suggested lures that you've recommended. Thank you again,...Tight lines never stop!

[@fosterhendrickson7228]

Joe Anthony dead shrimp works like a charm, I've caught trout and every now and then I'll catch bull reds. Sometimes I'll use fish bites (they actually work) shrimp flavor or squid. Good luck tight lines

[@antgfisher8874]

Amazing video. So true

[@AnglerUpTv]

ant gfisher Thank you.

[@darainkheng5031]

well this was 2 hours to late just bought a stella

[@777AndrewR]

Mmmm not sure on penn squadron just snapped it casting a 1oz bucktail. So the moral here is that those cheaper brands will work until the one you have doesn't due to some manufacturing defect right?

[@TroyboyQUE]

Thanks for the video Brandt. I just subscribed to you channel. I will get some glass minnows asap. I think that they will work better than my bucktails and got cha plugs.

[@andrewcrawford4777]

Going to be crusing the med in the near future for about 2-3 years then across the pond to to Caribbean any ideas for a useful set up please as not fished in a long time. Thanks for any info or links you can give.

[@djr073]

What type of fishing gear do you use?

[@ShaggyDogg0128]

I love my cheap ugly stik. Very sensitive and strong. I honestly get more hook ups compared to my buddies. And my cheap penn fierce ll. I've accidentally dunked it 3 times and opened it up and no salt or rust.

[@usmc29er44]

Finally...a fishing "truth" vid...Thanks!

[@rosco3659]

I'd like to say that my 750.00 VS275 , is worth every penny and is not very glamours , with its fully machined body and spool to its light weight titanium hardware, lets not forget it stainless steel machined gears ... and when I'm pulling out a 40 lbs striper out of the cape cod canal in full flowing tide , I'll take that glamor all day long .

[@ryanwilson5936]

Rosco Exactly. I don't have any gear that expensive but I do have several $150 custom ice fishing combos. I live in Michigan. My buddies always tell me I'm crazy for buying more expensive stuff where a $20 Shakespeare combo will do just fine. Well, I don't want just fine. I want reassurance in my gear when I need it most. That $120 30 inch noodle rod for 10" bluegill has no trouble handling a 30"+ pike when it strolls through. My reels perform without any issues because I buy quality to begin with then strip and relube everything with HotSauce. Never freezes or gets stiff in negative temperatures. Heck, the HotSauce costs more than most people even spend on an ice combo. I also like small tungsten jigs. 3-5 millimeter in size. At $3-3.50 a piece (which is pricey for an ice jig) and I have about 40 of them. My brother thinks I'm legally retarded for spending that much on such a tiny jig. But when we are fishing in 25" of water and I've pulled up 2 fish before he's even got his jig down, I'm reminded how much I love them. Better quality fishing without worrying about technical difficulties wins everyday in my book.

[@al.trzy_blu.e]

Ryan Wilson damn skippy...

[@peytonaubin2532]

Very informative video man good work!

[@ethanj6039]

at 4:25 is that a Shakespeare tiger lite? I have 2 of those and I have caught many many many fish on it

[@tommybryan1932]

Whats the website for the cheap buccaneer glass minnows? All that i can find are expensive.

[@VinceDiaz]

Thanks for the advice. Great video.

[@AnglerUpTv]

Vince Diaz thank you

[@Cwnidog]

Used the Yo-Zuri up in Massachusetts for big bluefish. It slays them.

[@l.i.archer5379]

Brant, check out the Tsunami Shield series of spinning reels. They are around $110 and are sealed (not waterproof) and designed by the guy who designed the Penn Spinfisher reels. Check out some of the KZbin reviews on them.

[@BanchiDogs]

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks Brant

[@superk6209]

Great advise.. I just subscribed to your channel...regards from Fiji.

[@AnglerUpTv]

sonny khan Thank you

[@lukeborchelt1277]

My dad has a 15 year old 2000 size reel with only 3/4 of the line it can hold and we trolled around the barrier islands off of Mississippi and caught all three of our Spanish Mackerel and a 30 pound bull red on this cheap old reel.

[@cayminlast]

I still have budget combo's that I bought 10 years ago, rinse with fresh water and service once or twice a year.

[@danstephens1388]

Sometimes fishing does make you dig a bit deeper into your pockets, As an example if you are shore fishing the cape cod canal you'll need heavier duty surf gear most of the time. on the flip side if you are bucktailing for fluke or sending small rubber shads after school stripers and small bluefish I'd be using an 8' or 9' light surf setup. situational dependent but if someone is starting don't go for your lungs. Then again I am a surf angler in the north east so my approach to gear will be different than yours.. but I would never tell anyone to get a VS250 and a CTS surf rod right off the bat.

[@gojaimo]

But but but I need my st. Croix and stradic or else fish won't bite! Lmao! great video!

[@TheStratslasher68]

Great video and advice but i do love my Stradic Ci4 and element 21 carrotstick..like holding a feather all day.

[@davidstorton910]

Mate here in the UK your Penn reels are EXPENSIVE and the ones we get here are made in China, the cheapest Penn Battle is around the $100.00 mark and Ugly Sticks have a real great tendency to loose the eye centers under pressure (I threw the last one in the sea after it's THIRD eye did that)

[@brycefedak2011]

What's your charters name and where are you located at ?

[@GINxGORILLA]

Why do you suggest for pier fishing?

[@glennabernethy9974]

Thanks for the info. Very helpful.

[@mikechan1105]

Got a $30 pole from Walmart didn't get a bite today but I feel good I save at least $150 today for not spending that money on the expensive pole.

[@donaldtownsend4889]

This is good,but I'm nowhere near the ocean. Biggest fish I ever caught weighed 2.5 lbs. What about light tackle?

[@katietarr4564]

Was that a Shimano you caught that Benito on?

[@Underfighter73]

Solid advice! Thank you.

[@ultraangler851]

It's all about selecting the best gear!

[@wilsonjr5713]

Wow brother awesome video I will be definitely subscribing to your channel 👍👍

[@AnglerUpTv]

Herman Wilson Appreciate it.

[@B1bobber]

How do you maintain the Penn battle and fierce reels? I got it in brand new and wash them down really well, but they keep seizing up on me and becoming rough to reel until I get it worked in for a while then it loosens up I have it with both reel.

[@jersonrestrepo]

Jake Faller reel oil and grease

[@B1bobber]

+Jerson Restrepo I do that and it helps a little but I shouldnt have to do it every trip(day), none of my other reels need serving although I do it once a year

[@jersonrestrepo]

How do you wash em?

[@B1bobber]

Spray them down with fast stream of water same as my other Shimano other brand of reels but they are fine and perfect but not the penns

[@ryanvlasic1849]

Same think happened with my Penn Battle. I rinsed it every time and it because worthless eventually.

[@afaqmuhammad4032]

Thanks for this video..respect from ireland

[@lachyelmulatiko7435]

What rod and line should i use to cast the glass minnow far

[@chrishux6471]

The KZbin fishing community should team up and patent Soft-Lures made out of a self healing plastic membrane, kinda like a Paul Brown Corky but engineered to withstand the toothy critterz!

[@outtacontrol6166]

What leader pound and length do you recommend?

[@anthyaguirre2124]

Awesome!! Great video

[@AnglerUpTv]

anthy aguirre Thanks!