st croix float n fly rod St. Eyecon Spinning hook keeper St. Croix Imperial Fly Rod

Granted, I have only ever used the reel in saltwater, but I do my best to look after my gear and I do accept that spinning reels simply arent going to stay buttery smooth for a long period of time with how we use them

Especially considering the fact that Ive been going out once a week since Ive gotten this thing, sometimes multiple times a week to fish in the surf, and even after dropping it in the sand, it still works well

And the whole thing breaks down in seconds so you can sling it and go, or attach it to the specially designed belt clip

Let em pull it under Tip number one is relevant with buzzbaits, toads, reeling prop baits and really any topwater bass fishing lure for that matter