FAQ
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Waterlanding brake assist
Waterlanding brake assist refers to a braking feature in fishing reels designed to provide additional control as the lure approaches the water's surface during a cast. This system automatically adjusts the braking force at the final stage of the cast, helping to slow down the spool and ensure a smooth landing of the lure.
The purpose of this assist is to minimize splashing, prevent overruns or backlash, and enhance accuracy, especially in situations that require quiet presentations or precise lure placement, such as finesse fishing or targeting skittish fish in shallow water.
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Quick cast
Quick cast refers to a feature or technique that allows anglers to make rapid and efficient casts with minimal setup time. This is particularly useful in situations where speed is critical, such as casting toward actively feeding fish or covering a lot of water quickly.
In reels, a quick cast feature might involve a streamlined design, such as a thumb bar or trigger system, that allows for fast engagement and release of the spool. This helps reduce downtime between casts, enabling anglers to focus more on fishing and less on reel operation.
