What is the weight difference between a 4mm and 3mm jig anyway? Do you honestly think its enough that a 4mm will straighten out while a 3mm will sit there and spin like a pinwheel?Īs far as knots, I don't know what to say to that other than I've hauled a whole bunch of fish on the ice in my life with 2lb test and I can't say I've ever had one where the knot gave out instead of line breaking. They're so small you have to snell them.It isn't about the weight of the jig, and especially not when you're getting down to the sizes we're talking. I don't know what you've used before, but a #1 SPRO Power Swivel will even stop the spin on the Fiskas 2.5MM with the hole through the jig body instead of an eyelet. Its drag system is really crappy like all the inlines are as well.
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i didn’t like the trigger spot as with gloves you hit it frequently and start free spooling. Quote from: KinnickResident on Sep 18, 2018, 01:32 PM A swivel sure as hell takes care of spin on a 3mm jig. the free fall is way more free falling than other in lines but i still find my self stripping line off it with 3mm jigs and in deeper water. Sometimes you get what you pay for and sometimes you don't!
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I have dozens of in-line and spinning reels, from your $29 combos from Cabela’s or bass pro to $100 reels and custom poles. In the end, like it was said on a earlier post, to each their own. Fishing outside in the elements, hole hopping, or bigger species, I always use a spinning reel. Tank gills, crappy, jumbo perch fishing in a house or shack, I’ll grab the freefall every time.
Line can get caught behind spool if it’s windy, Snow/ice/water droplets tend to stick to the aluminum spool if you set it down making it freeze up easier than spinning reel’s. Cons: It’s an in-line reel lol, Great for inside a hard shack or Shanny, not a good reel for hole hopping or sitting on a bucket outside in cold temps. The freefall actually has a very smooth quality drag.
can do it with one hand instead of needing 2 to close your bail/ pull line out. Pros: Faster than spinning reels getting the Jig back down to the school if there is a hot bite. Hands-down the best in-line reel I have ever fished with or seen. I suppose I might as well give my two cents.
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