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QuestionWhen setting up the pole do I put a sinker on it, or just the bait I'm using?Community AnswerIf you are using top-water lures or live bait you don't, and shouldn't with a jerk bait or crank bait unless its a lighter one

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The reel is absolutely tuned to make the casting and use as simple as possible for the angler

Maximizing Reel Potential Eventually, I want to have it a little bit looser so that I can really maximize the potential of this reel and get the best distance out of those baits

One of the reasons the reel doesn't feel as smooth as Daiwa's higher end offerings is the lack of bearings in the knobs, just bushings here At this price point anglers will mostly consider the Fuego CT versus the Shimano Caenan 100 which costs the same and weighs less (7.2oz) but does not have an aluminum frame, the Abu Garcia Revo3 which also weighs less (7.4oz) and has an alloy frame, or the Lews new Mach3 which is also lighter (7.2oz) but has a graphite frame

Here we see Martin Stone's clear side-plated Cardinal 44 (for which I supplied the clear sideplate) The advertizing from Tight Lines in 1977 Small Medium Larger High Speed models c New image from 1978, the Cardinal 7 The Japanese made Cardinal 4 from 1984 was a popular spiining reel and I consider myself lucky to have found this unused example
