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Different from freshwater fishing, you can use any type of scroll for salted fish fishing, including flying scrolls.
However, pay attention to maintenance, because seawater is more likely to wear fishing rods and fish lines than freshwater. In addition, the scroll design is used to capture large -scale games, such as Marlin fish and flagfish, which cannot be interchangeable with your daily rotation.
When you set off to open the waters, we can understand the types of scrolls used in salt water fishing and its improved design.
Offshore scroll
The most difficult capture and overcoming the harsh marine conditions, offshore scrolls are necessary investment for experts on maritime fishermen. In essence, it is a large rotating scroll, and the offshore scroll is made for heavy fishing. For this reason, they are not a typical synonym for rotating scrolls, so they are not suitable for beginners.
In addition to power, the offshore winding wheels are more durable than ordinary rotating wound wheels. They will be defeated by the strongest capture provided by the sea -at the same time they can withstand the corrosion of sand, salt and wind, so it is not surprising that the offshore rolls become the most expensive rolls.
When choosing a salt water scroll, you will find that the surfing scroll is often used to rotate the scroll or modify the bait, and make a larger wire shaft for saline fish.
In these two cases, this type of scroll is optimized for long -distance casting.
If you use it correctly, the surfing scroll can reach the distance of the record. Like offshore scrolls, a high -quality surfing scroll can also easily handle the heavy line.
In order to obtain the best results, they should be used with the surfboard and regularly maintained.
Drag scroll
Also known as the traditional scroll, the drag fishing scroll can be compared to bait in appearance, but the main difference between them is their usage.
The fishing scroll was tied behind the boat, and then dragged or "dragged" until the fish was seduced.
Like the aforementioned scroll, the drag scroll is suitable for heavier fish, whether it is fresh or salted water fish.
Although their design is quite simple, it is not ideal for beginners. Strong drag systems and heavier line capacity require professional knowledge to effectively cast.
