SPINNING REELS CAST SHORTER... BUTT TRIGGERING EVIDENCE!!! 

Go watch Salt Strongs video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fLAbqfXcf-I.html My BFS vs Spinning cast battle is here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tZUMPuxPx0k.html

Sometimes, with small lures, a spinning reel is cheaper than a bfs baitcast, and works better

lol...go cast in the wind in coastal seas with your BFS reels. Spinning reels cheaper, way more reliable and easier in bad conditions.

Wondering why you used a cheap ass spinning reel against a top of the line baitcasters?

Might I ask why we are getting into this debate again? This is just stupid. Spinning reels, when it comes to lighter and even heavier baits, will ALWAYS outcast bait casting reels sheerly because of how they function. No way on earth can a bait caster, BFS or not, cast a trout magnet further than a well rounded ultra spinning rod with the same line. I don't care how super tuned your bfs reel is. It's just not gonna happen. I will personally fish against this guy myself to prove this. What I see on this channel is "BFS is better than spinning in every way possible". That's just not it. Like literally half of the people on here are practically demonizing spinning reels in favor of going for something so niche. I love BFS don't get me wrong, and I think it's a wonderful addition to the fishing community. But to say that they are "better than" or "they cast further than" spinning reels is just nonsense. In the end, if we are talking casting midges or 1/100thoz jigs, spinning will win in distance AND accuracy every time. If we are talking standard trout minnows? Okay yeah let's talk. But even so, the bfs still loses in terms of distance all because of how casting physics work. Proof? In order for a bfs reel to cast a tiny bait further than a well spooled spinning reel, the lure would have to use less force to GET THE SPOOL SPINNING than it would to simply pull a loop of line off of the arbor of a spinning reel. That's just not happening. I can lightly breathe and move a coil of line off of a spinning reel. Can't do that with a bfs reel. So yeah, please stop making this argument. It's dumb and there is no reason for it.

Big Fan. love the channel, Butt can't we all just get along.🤣🤣🤣. Soooo funny.

look into long cast spool, wide spool, and anything that end with "S" from shimano and daiwa...1000s...2000s...yes s mean shallow...but they often outcast a baitcaster....in ultralight game....

I think it is common knowledge, that baitcasters have always been the choice for really longs casts. The Abu Classic series is the reel that hold most world records.

Longer rod, longer cast of course. If you buy a baitcaster with minimal settings, a spinning reel might take the win. All my high end shimanos/daiwa baitcasters do cast farther than my stellas/stradics/vanfords. Love baitcasters more tho because there’s more technique in different situations and you can get lures in/out faster. The only thing I love about spinning reels is smoother drag and versatility. With baitcast reels, 1 setup can’t really do anything. Wind isn’t a problem for me as I’m an elite caster 😂. I live in Nevada and I use baitcasters 80% of the time from BFS all the way to big swimbait fishing. Ranging from trout>panfish>bass>striped bass.

from my experience is that with spinning reel is that pitching with light lure is easier than baitcaster because when fishing with bfs i dont need much distance but more of the pitching style thats why i dont do bfs baitcaster anymore even though i like bfs baitcaster alot

I'm sure if you used a higher end spinning reel it will throw further, but still probably not as far as the bfs

I am not "Internet warrior" bit I fish with spinning reel for 25 years now and with baitcaster for 10 years now. What you have done now is comarison like Formula 1 and Moto GP and say that is Ok because Formula 1 and motorcycle both have 500HP. As much as I respect and follow your movies, man, you are not right this time. Here in Europe you can come and see trout tournament where guys are fishing trout with main braid 0.04mm(not inch) and with lures weight of 2gr(in total)... Show me BFS baitcaster who will compete (in turnament) with spinning reel. Also show me asp fishing with baitcaster wher you Will reach 70m(not feet) with 14gr lure? You are comparing things wrong way this time. With respect, Goran

In my experience spinning vs. casting on heavy lures it’s 50/50. Depending on setup but for ultralight it varies a lot more. Sometimes bfs win sometimes spinning wins.

Spincels in the comments are big mad 😂😂

Think it just comes down to preference. Have and use both. When I’m river or bank fishing with a lot of overhangs I prefer spinning. Those tricky branches and thorn bushes!

sienna vs ceymar c10 please choose one for me sir ! 🙂🙏🏻

Love baitcasters , the distance is comparable but for ease of use for a beginner i would say spinning reel but eventually its the same 😅

My main gripe was that you used the 500 sienna. The question was really is would a 2500 sienna best the 500 sienna and if so, that negates the results you got.

I think there's one missing factor that's not mentioned that is extremely important: "Casting Technique" I know an old shipmate here in Japanland that only uses spinning gear. I'm amazed how far he can cast. He can beat my casting with a baitcaster ever time! The weird part is, he uses the cheapest spinning tackle from the Japanese store. Now as much as love bait casters, I know my casting technique is probably fair at best so, there's that. I feel it's all in your "Casting Technique" You either have it, or you don't. :)

As far as spinning reels are concerned, one of the main reasons the don't cast further than baiter casters is due to how the line comes off the spool and flows through guides. Yes, longer spools, longer rods and casting technique all lend to longer casts but when you're comparing similar length rods with similar specs, guide placement, type of guide and the number of guides along the blank have a larger impact on distance than with casting rods. This is due to the fact that there's more friction and "line slap" against the blank when the line first comes off of a spinning reels. Some may disagree but there are plenty of video's out there demonstrating this.

Yes, baitcast reel does cast further, but can you explain why most fisherman they used spinning reel for surf fishing and not baitcasting reel than? just saying 🤣😂

The biggest thimg is baitcasters are harder to use and more prone to line issues, i know theres the mythical wind knot fpr apinning reels but ive fished spinning reels my entire life and have never had that happen and dont know anyone that has had that happen so i really dont know how its possible. As far as casting distance that also depends on how you are fishing, i kayak fish so i can get in close and quiet so distance doesnt really matter to me much as id rather not have to tune my reel to each lure i use and have the chance of birds nests

Your casting technique will be the limitation. The way you load the rod and do the cast is very differrent between casting and spinning reel. Plus they need a bit different rod construction for optimal performance. When you start using them simultaneously and try in different conditions then you'll find that in some cases spinning will be better, in others casting is more suitable. Or sometimes there is no difference.

I only use a bait caster for frogging, then spinning for everything else.

Both batecasters in spinning real have their place. I have both. I have a shamano Nexus. Combo that's operand up entry level wheels. And I got a chimal SLX big caster. Combo, that's low wind of the higher end. They have their places. Open real fishing reels are easier to use. Big casters are better for casting and trolling with. You don't care some right. The lion can bounce up like I said. They both have their good and bad points

I also fish baitcasters 95% of the time but i mist concede that spinning reels has their place and relevance.

i used bantam 22 pair with 7.2ft 16lb expride vs stradic fm 3000hg pair with 7ft 12lb , using 30grm lure. and yeah stradic fm win by 7meter😂

I wonder why the world pendulum cast tournament still using a conventional reel based on a baitcaster yet still makes the winning longest cast. If a debate is just about lures or its the dead weight that their using, it just seems to be unfair to bring them up again in this decade for judging which is the longest @ farthest, skills should be in to it as well. I've been hearing this argument for such a long time ago especially between baitcasters or spinning reels enthusiast but not in the fly fishing world, seems to be until today. As for tipical anglers, either baitcasters or spinning reels, its just a method in helping us to get our lures to get into target. But i cant deny that the conventional @ baitcaster, still got more advantages in distance IF the persons ARE EXPERTS and SKILLED. For me i still use every kind of reels that have been created by and enjoy them while i can. No matter what.who cares supposely.

I love my spinning,i like my baitcaster

I think the part that makes people think spinning reels can cast farther is optimal bait, cast settings. If you don’t have perfectly optimal settings, then yeah obviously a spinning reel is going to cast further

this is off topic but if you ever get your hands on a ZPI Alcane casting reel please can you do a review.

your evidence: "trust bro"😂 yeah nah, that's is hardly scientific at all. how do we know all your casting powers are consistent in all reels? judging by how expensive your reels are and what you have on hand before buying a spinning reel for the test, you're obviously using bait casters as your primary reel. How do we know you're not biased or just not as good with spinning reels? Unless you can produce a test with consistent casting power and ideal wind conditions, you're "test" is not convincing any scientists anytime soon.

I like baitcasters, but there's a reason most of the Bassmaster Elite guys use spinning reels for lighter line FFS techniques (strolling etc.). I know that the spinning reel has a superior drag, especially high end reels like Shimano Stella, and Diawa Exist. I love BFS and think Baitcasters are more accurate. That said I want a Diawa Exist someday 😂! I also don't have to tell you the rod has a lot to do with both spinning and baitcasting. When using a spinning reel it is also important to have the spool full or you will loose a lot of casting distance. Thanks for all the reel test videos, I love your channel....FishOn....jimi

I don’t think casting distance matters all that much because you can’t even get a good hook set in on a super far cast. I definitely prefer casting reels because of the ergonomics but sometimes a spinning reel is nice to have when you want the drag

The tranx has a 13lb drag, the cronarch has an 11lb drag vs the daiwa bg2500mq's 22lb drag. And the Chronarch is $90 more.

I have the 150 coastal and it can cast a mile!

The sienna is literally the worst possible spinning reel >D

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