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Message Subject: Spinncast Musky

MRichardson

Posted 6/10/2011 4:50 PM (#502269)
Subject: Spinncast Musky

Hi all, well I’m finally going to take my mom musky fishing over the 4^th. I’m a bit nervous of showing her a good time and I’m thinking a spincast reel may work best for her. Does anybody have and experience/recommendations for a good spincast reel for muskies?

Thanks much

ToddM

Posted 6/10/2011 10:38 PM (#502301 - in reply to #502269)
Subject: Re: Spinncast Musky

Posts: 20211

Location: oswego, il

Get the diawa, the high end zebco omega or the rhino reel. You can put superlin on them too but I would not throw big baits with them. The big zebco reels do not have a high enough gear ratio for lures.

Jsondag

Posted 6/11/2011 7:10 AM (#502331 - in reply to #502269)
Subject: Re: Spinncast Musky

Posts: 692

Location: Pelican Rapids, MN

The offshore Daiwas and the Penns can handle bigger lures. I just got a big Daiwa Saltist 6500 for trying some different techniques for muskies. Make sure it is matched with a good stout rod though - The St. Croix Legend Salt is what I have it paired with, but the Premier series has a pretty big Spinning rod as well. One cool thing about the big spins is that with a lot of them, you can burn quite a bit faster than with baitcasters. Good luck!

muskie! nut

Posted 6/11/2011 11:04 AM (#502349 - in reply to #502331)
Subject: Re: Spinncast Musky

Posts: 2894

Location: Yahara River Chain

Hey Jsondag, the guy was asking about spincast not spinning. But good advice for spinning outfits. Personally, I would teach her to use a baitcaster. It isn't that hard to do.

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