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Matching Components to Fishing Style Different fishing techniques necessitate different reel settings
Key hook placements at a glance : Freelining (hook ahead of dorsal, no weight): surface presentations, active feeding, pilchards and threadfins Nose hooking (hook through nostrils or upper jaw): trolling, kite fishing, covering water, any species Back hooking (hook behind dorsal): slightly deeper presentations, drifting, surface fish that have dropped down Belly hooking (hook behind anal fin, stationary boat only): deep structure, grouper, amberjack, wrecks What Is Freelining and When Should You Use It
Sadly, theres no magic lure that entices trout all the time
And there are valid arguments on both sides: Smaller reels cause the line to have more rotations when you cast out your lure, which could hinder casting distance
[17] Orvis first introduced the idea of using light metals with multiple perforated holes to construct the housing, resulting in a lighter reel that also allowed the spooled fly line to dry more quickly than a conventional, solid-sided design
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