Braid is pretty suitable for bass and walleye, though.
But like mentioned, it might be a disadvantage if you're fishing for shy fish like the trout. The thinner your line, the further it will cast.īraid line is your best bet, if you really need the distance. The BassCaster 240 in combination with the Counsellor reel(s) and braid line is the only one that will cast out up to 57 m, using the medium spoon 42 g. Casting rods usually stop at around 40 meters - partly depending on the line and bait. Which is part of the reason why spinning rods will give you more casting distance than the casting rods. The longer your rod, the further it will cast. Can be quite an expensive way of optimizing, but there's only a handful of fish / spots, where you really need the casting distance.Īnyways, like the guys already mentioned, there are some basics to this: You'd have to buy and equip your setup, and test it out - travelling to texas, for example. There is not really a way of determining the casting distance beforehand. I have found that a shiner on a hook will cast much further than with a fly on it.īottom line is you got to try them for yourself! Reels are essentially trial and error but I do know the EspiraSlim 2500 Reel will cast further than most in its classĪn X-series pear float will add 30 - 40 ft to your cast (if I remember correctly) and even the standard pear floats will cast further than the standard bobber.Īnd finally, the bait. The longer the rod, the further it can cast It all boils down to really trial and error but I have found the following to be mostly true: However, the basic casting distance is determined by the inherent capabilities of the rod, reel, line (as described by Carpman99), and the type of bobber, sinker, and/or even the bait can make a difference. There could be other factors like wear and tear and the amount of stretch involved as well. Mono is the cheapest, hard to see with good distance. Braid is the thinnest and you'll get the best distances but might have trouble with shy fish.
Fluoro is the thickest and (supposedly) can't be seen but limits your casting distance.
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