My Spinning Rod SETUP For ALL Types Of Fishing!!

When it comes to fishing, a spinning rod is SO IMPORTANT to have, and SO IMPORTANT to have set up correctly, so you can catch more fish than the next guy! In this video I go over my spinning rod setup for all types of fishing, and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of spinning rods for bass fishing. If you like this type of content, SUBSCRIBE so we can keep growing this team!

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Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:56 - WHY A Spinning Rod
2:54 - Diff B/T Baitcaster & Spinning
3:42 - Spinning Rod Line
5:41 - Full Combo Review
7:04 - NEW PB

[TylersReelFishing]

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[dsk]

I have only been fishing bass since Thanksgiving 2021 when my son came to Florida and showed me there were fish in my retention ponds. Being really new to this sport, I don't have a boat so I am fishing exclusively in a retention pond in my subdivision. I bought the rod and reel recommended in the video - great setup. Learned how to tie a double uni and put 15lb fluorocarbon on 15lb braid. I was throwing a Texas rigged 7" Strike King Rage Tail in green pumpkin and on March 3rd, 2022 I caught a 9.85 pound, 25-1/4 inch large mouth bass. Hooked for life. Thank you for all the advice.

[DraugrGrog]

Baitcasters are a lot of fun, despite their quirks. But if you can only take one rod out with you, it should always be a spinning rod IMO.

[elizabethsumpter]

I've always use spinning reels and recently acquired a baitcaster. This video helped me understand what I was doing wrong with the baitcaster...I was using the wrong weight lures. Thank you.

[Mr.Curtis.]

I just bought the exact reel, and line setup with the leader and it casts amazing. No more twists or curls unspooling in the reel it casts so much further. Total game changer with the braid.

[alanwright]

Takes a big man to admit he was wrong and make a special episode just for that. A+ bro, still one of my favorite, most educational fisherman in 2022.

[ertren]

Caught a nice 2lb yesterday with a drop shot/wacky rig. I recently switched everything to braid with leaders and the difference I noticed in both my casting and sensitivity is insane.
Morale of thr story, when everything else fails, the spinning rod combo and set up pulls through

[charleshardcore]

Love your channel dude I'm 65 and I relate to your views on fishing and life keep up the killer content ✊

[hookedbykali]

Spinning Rods are the juice! nostalgia and they just flat out catch fish! to each his own just use what works best for you. Great vid and explaination!

[bigpagla]

I'm weird. I started with those long bamboo poles as a kid like 1980. Then spincasted (good spincasters are also underrated). Then used the old school ambassador baitcaster and thought it was awesome. Finally as a teen with a job and license, I finally bought my first spinning reel. Later I got into the sleeker, smaller baitcasters. I think I still have more spinning reels than baitcaster, from size 10 (1000) to 6500. But you're right, it isn't even an option. Having versatile spinning combos with you are a must!

[j]

Honestly i love both baitcaster setup or spinning setup they both catch fish and get the job done.

[tbbassing]

In Florida I use spinning rod using wacky bass fishing and ned rig fishing but for jerk baits rattle traps and crank baits I use a bait caster

[josephnywayfarer]

That fish was bonafide big. For spinning gear I have the Lew’s Custom Pro but I have also fallen in love with the $59.99 Lew’s Speed Spin. It’s been a great reel and I have caught some of my biggest Smallmouth of the year with it over the last month.

[JudahMaccabee_]

I would really appreciate some advice; I am a beginner. I bought a St. Croix Premier medium power fast action 7 foot rod with a Penn Battle III size 3000 spinning reel. My main line is a 20 lb Power Pro braided line and my leader will be the 15 lb Seaguar Blue label fluorocarbon line. I have hooks of all sizes from size 12 to 5/0, offset worm hooks, extra wide gap hooks, gamakatsu octupus hooks, size 2 Walleye hooks. I have spring as well as slip bobbers and tungsten slip sinkers as well as split shot. I also have swivels. As for bait, I use live worms, I also have crankbaits, senko worms, shads, poppers, finesse football jigs, strike king rage bugs and spinner baits. I plan on fishing on lakes from my fishing canoe for walleye, smallmouth, largemouth bass, perch, bluegill and the occasional pike or muskie. My question is, how do I set up my rod? For example, I thought of using a swivel between the main and leader, and then I can attach various pre - cut and pre - tied leader lines that have different hooks for the different fish I am targeting, which will go on and off the swivel via a figure-of-eight loop knot. Above the swivel (on the main line), I will have a bead, and then 1/2 oz bullet slip weight and then a slip bobber with a bead and bobber stopper knot on top to control the depth. But then I see many people saying they hardly ever use swivels and they just tie the braided to fluorocarbon leader directly. And then I see many fishermen not using a bobber at all. So I am not sure what to do. Any help would be greatly appreciated and sorry for the long message.

[assxp]

I use 30lb braid with a 15lb fluoro leader. Besides having the clear line if I'm in clear water, I'm not wasting all my braid constantly when I retie. I use my spinning rod for Texas, ned, and shakey head fishing. A lot of times jerk baits too.

Blood knot for me for splicing lines.

Dude, that's a fatty walleye...holy s$#%

[tommywiseau]

I used to only use baitcasters, then I decided to buy a ci4+ on a megabass orochi xx and have basically ditched my baitcasting setups and am exclusively using my spinning setup whenever I can get away with it

[ReadyFlightt]

I still prefer my spinning setup to my baitcaster, I just grew up with it and I feel way more accurate. But nothing beats just the one handed operations of a baitcaster.

[trippy]

Think you have the only intro that I never skip lol

[zacskiii]

great vid this definitely educated me with line because i used to just use 8 lbs low vis green mono or 15 lbs braid

[DavidBrown-rcbv]

Thanks Tyler for your video on spincasting setup . I have never used braided line, but after your video I am going to try it. Nice Walleye😊