Types of Fly Fishing Combo

If you are a fly fishing beginner, the combo is a good place to start as the manufacturers have combined the right reel with the right rod. As a new angler you won't have to concern yourself with balancing the reel to the rod, you will get a perfect match.

Decide on whether you are going to fish the bigger rivers or smaller steams, if you are going to be fishing from a boat or from the bank and find the combo package to fit those needs.

Here are 3 kinds of reel and rod combo, whether you are and expert or just a beginner. Let's have a look at your choices.

Spinning Rod and Reel.

The spinning fishing reels are an open-faced reel. The weight of your lure or bait is what propels the line forward when casting. Spinning reels can handle smaller baits lures, or weights. However, today's spinning reels are designed for use on the lightest to some of the heavier fish.

The Casting Reel and Rod Combination

The baitcasting reel sometimes called a levelwind reel may be the most preferred type of reel by experience steelhead anglers. With practice, this style of reel also will allow you to cast more accurately

Spincasting Rod and Reel.

Spincasting reels are closed-faced, and combination of spinning and casting reels. The spool remains stationary until you use a thumb button to cast.

The ease of use makes the spincasting reels the best choice for beginners. Their ease of casting and their reliability is what makes them such a good choice for the beginning angler. With so few bells and whistles that can cause problems while you are fishing.

The greatest value for money will be provided when you buy a combo. As with the majority of things in life, the better the quality and the more you want it to do, the more it will cost you. Have fun.