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The problem with catching a big eel is that they are truly wild and are seldom seen so locating them is not always easy
Easy access to reel when in position
So its important to think again and plan accordingly on the type of fishing youre going to be doing
The 4 3/8 size gives excellent line control and smooth running performance, making it suitable for traditional river fishing for roach, dace, chub, grayling and barbel
Whats the best way to rig a chunk-style trailer on a skirted jig