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In general, we recommend using medium power rods with as light of line as you feel comfortable with for handling your target species

Best for Swimbaits: Shimano Curado 300K Pros Curado monicker stands for the intersection of technology and value Doesnt weigh much more than traditional standard baitcasters Great line capacity Smooth drag Cons Less than ideal for light line techniques No high-speed option Key Features Left- and right-hand retrieves 4.7: 1 and 6.6:1 gear ratios 10.4 ounces Six total bearings Savvy anglers have relied upon the Curado series of reels since the 1990s, but most of the models bearing that name have been 200-sized versions

But the same way that lots of fishermen fish floating worms, I like to fish an unweighted soft jerkbait, like a Yamamoto D-Shad in shad or white, on a 4/0 VMC offset hook

I originally purchased the rod to throw finesse applications like shakey heads and drop shots
I have this rod paired with a Shimano Nexave 4000 Spinning Reel, it is an affordable reel that performs at a high level, it is NOT a saltwater reel, but I rinse it after each use, and it works well for me and I havent had any issues

Youll see these most commonly as light, medium-light, medium, medium-heavy, and heavy power

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