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[calebadair]

I guess people who fish with their left hand also can’t properly spool a reel or tie a leader either

[PaxtonKling-jk]

I reel my spinning and baitcasters with my left hand. I can more accurately twitch my rod with my right hand cause I’m right handed. And I don’t have to switch hands after casting.

[twistedckttv]

Am I the only person freaking out he has his fucking hook around his bail guide that is insanity if I have ever seen it most poles have a spot to hook away from your eyelets or bail 😅 soom people have room temp IQ I swear

[BASSHUNTER]

That’s because that’s the way reels come and most people don’t know that you put the handle on the other side that is where that statistic comes from

[treepounderbaitco.]

So what does it mean when I use my left hand for spinning reels and my right on baitcasters?

[lorenburnham]

I drive with my left hand because im shifting with my right. I dont have a good reason to reel with my left hand but i do

[prelwitz]

because there's more right handed people that reel with their left hand. fact

[ajchilds]

My brother reels with this right hand and idk how many fish he has missed on the first drop after bait hits the water bc he is switching hands with his rod since casts with his right hand to.

[phila]

People who use right hand baitcasters catch more fish! Fact!

[Justcuz]

Those reels are the only thing I use left handed. I'm right handed.

[Mark-xlgg]

There are more right handed fishermen, than left handed, learn the difference between causation and correlation

[franciscoortiz]

Just makes sense to me cast with the right, reel with the left for a quick hook.

[ogbalaki]

Way I’ve done it my whole life and I can outfish everyone I know!

[WadeGingery]

This guy put a cheap, ugly stick reel on a different pole, that's the real crime here

[jessedavis]

I love those wild series rods reels are garbage