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Inline vs Spinning Reels for Walleye For walleye, either reel can work extremely well depending on your technique: Inline: Great for small spoons, finesse plastics, and clear, shallow water where line behavior heavily influences strikes
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Painted in a fiery perch pattern, it features white glass eyes, type-2 removable hooks and tandem-holed props

Use Spinning Reels for Finesse and Simplicity A spinning reel is usually better for light baits, finesse rigs, beginners, small swimbaits, wacky worms, Ned rigs, drop shots, panfish overlap, and clear-water bass

But honestly, I think a lot of the effectiveness of these deeper rattles has to do with fishing pressure

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