daiwa bg saltwater spinning reel 2500 BG1500 Light and strong like a Formula One racing car Daiwa Reels For Saltwater Fishing

Here are some of the pros and cons of it: Pros: Lightweight and compact (8 oz.) Well-designed to keep water from getting in Smooth Powerful More true to size (previous Daiwa BG reels run a little bigger than comparable reels) Thicker main shaft so itll last longer The handle sticks out a little farther so you have good cranking power Looks great Cons: Does not have Magseal (but the monocoque body and perimeter rubber gasket around the handle do a great job at keeping water out) Conclusion The BG MQ is the future of fishing reels

The medium heavy power of the rod is the best power rating when looking for a rod that can handle a decent size bait and fight a big fish, without being too stiff at the same time to work baits effectively

During the summer, bass often hold tight to shady cover, deeper structure, and thick vegetation to escape the heat

But the 6500 can certainly work too

Have white and silver baitfish patterns, but also browns and darker greens to mimic craws and gobies