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Fixed spool reels (usually) have to be paired up with rods that have been designed to be used with this type of reel
A few different techniques are as follows: Bait fishing using overhead or spinning reels (using pilchards, squid, mackerel etc) - usually 6-10kg or 10-15kg line rating, 6'0''-7'0'' rods with matching size reel Vertical Jigging (dropping metal or vibe lures vertically and working them back to the surface) - usually PE3-5 (15-24kg) or PE5-8 (24-37kg) line rating, 5'2'' - 6'0'' rods with matching reel Softbaiting (casting jigheads and softbaits) - usually 3-6kg - 6-10kg line rating, 7'0'' - 7'9'' line rating with matching size reel Live baiting - There are 2 options you can use a) a jigging style rod and reel, or a bigger reel with greater line capacity - both with a minimum PE5 or 24kg rated rod Deep dropping (targeting kingfish, hapuka, bluenose and bass) - either bigger capacity jigging style combos or 30-50W combos Topwater fishing (using stickbaits and poppers to target kingfish, GT's etc) - Light weight PE2-5, Medium PE3-6, Heavy PE6-8 with matching spin reel Trolling (towing lures behind a moving boat for marlin, tuna) - Usually 50W or 80W reels with matching rods Shore Casting (in which you have to cast out from a jetty, bank or shoreline) - Varies heavily depending on application - usually 8'0'' - 10'0'' 10kg rods with matching reel for wharf / rock fishing, and 12'0'' - 15'0'' rods with bigger long cast reels for surfcasting
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