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A spinning reel is a type of fishing reel used for fishing. It mounts to the handle of the fishing rod and contains a fishing line. Anglers can reel in or set out the line by turning the handle on the reel. Reels are widely used for all types of fishing, both freshwater and saltwater, and can be used to catch a variety of species from panfish to big game fish.
Spinning Reel Making
Spinning Reel Making
Spinning reels are made through a combination of machining and assembly processes. The main components of the reel include the main body, rotor, spool, handle and reel.
Body: The body, usually made of a lightweight material such as aluminum or plastic, serves as the main housing for the internal components of the cord reel.
Rotor: The rotor is attached to the main body and rotates as the handle is turned, winding the line onto the spool.
Spool: The spool is where the fishing line is stored and can be adjusted for line capacity and tension.
Handle: The handle is attached to the rotor and is used to wind the line onto the spool.
Bail: The Bail is a U-shaped line that guides the line onto the spool and can be used to switch the reel from a free spool to a locked position.
These components are usually manufactured through a combination of casting, forging, machining and stamping processes. Components are then assembled and tested to ensure proper functioning before packaging and sale.
It is important to note that a quality spinning reel is manufactured with precision and care to ensure reliable and smooth performance. A poorly made reel can lead to line tangles, inefficient recovery, and a diminished overall fishing experience. Of course, you also need to pay attention to the maintenance and maintenance of the components at ordinary times, otherwise it will also affect the service life of the cord reel.
There are several types of reels, each with unique features and designs for different types of fishing. Some common types include:
Front Drag Spinning Reel: The drag system of this type of spinning reel is located on the front of the reel, so it is easier to adjust.
Rear-tow cord reel: The drag system on this type of cord reel is at the rear, near the handle.
Baitcasting Reel: A hybrid of a baitcasting reel and a reel, this type combines the features of both reels.
Ultralight Reel: As the name suggests, this reel is designed for use with ultralight fishing tackle and tackle.
Saltwater Reel: This type of reel is designed to resist the corrosive effects of saltwater, making it ideal for fishing in ocean or other saltwater environments.
Offshore Reels: This type of reel is designed for offshore fishing and is designed to meet the demands of fishing in estuaries, bays, and other shallow water environments.
Each type of reel has its own advantages and disadvantages for different situations, and the best choice depends on the type of fishing one intends to do.
