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| If given the choice of the following two for jerk baits, glide baits and walk the dog style top waters, would you choose a 6.3:1 with 28 inches per turn or a 7.1:1 with 32 inches per turn? |
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| 32" per crank is what I would use. Personally 28" sounds too slow for how I like to fish the baits you mentioned. |
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| Mallard, as I give it more thought, I'm thinking the 32" would be a better choice also due to the amount of slack line that occurs while fishing these types of baits. |
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| yes the faster for sure...I use 40IPT on most of my baits that give slack line to pic it up fast!! can always reel slower can only reel so fast |
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Location: oswego, il | Conventional wisdom would say the faster reel picks up the line faster which is what you want. I like using my TE reels with a slow retrieve. The mental cadence allows for a longer pause. I think that is key.
Edited by ToddM 3/9/2019 12:40 PM
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| Use ur high speed reel in warmer water, ur slower geared reel in cold water. kdawg |
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