Choose Right Fishing Reel For Bonefish

 Fishing for bonefish can be a very exciting experience and when you know what gear to use it becomes even more fun. The excitement is not just during catching the fish, but also in the preparation of the fishing equipment.

Choosing a right fishing reel for bonefish will give you that little extra edge over other anglers and could help you in catching more bonefish.



When you go to choose a fishing reel for Bonefish it is best not to pick one that can handle too much weight and length of line, such as 60 LB test line and 300 yards. You really want to get enough backing on your reel to allow the fish you hook into getting some distance from the boat before you tighten down on them.

It is also worth noting that the reel should be compatible with your rod as some tend to have a higher quality than others, so they can handle different types of reels being used on them. The best place to start looking for a fishing reel is with those made by manufacturers who specialize in bonefish equipment such as Hardy or Shimano.

As for the line, you want to use 20-30 LB test monofilament fishing line which will give you more than enough strength to haul in any bonefish that may turn up on your shores. When buying this type of fishing line it is best to buy in bulk so that you know how much you can produce before running out.

The final part of choosing the right fishing reel is the actual rod and this will depend on your personal preference as well as how much room you have to store it in when not in use. The best type of rod for bonefish is a fiberglass pole between seven and nine feet long, but if you do ever catch one over 40 lbs it is worth investing in a heavy action rod which can take up to 80-120 LB test line.

This will ensure that you can hold on and set the hook even if the fish starts thrashing around and getting into dangerous positions with its back facing your boat or close to shore. Once you have chosen your fishing rod and reel you will have to learn how to use it and practice a little before going out on your first fishing trip for bonefish.

It is always worth buying a few simple tools such as pliers, wire cutters, needle nose pliers and some extra reels when you go looking for your new fishing rod and reel . This way if you fish in different locations you can have all of your equipment to hand without having to carry it around with you wherever you go.

Choosing the right fishing reel for Bonefish is just the start, but by ensuring that it is compatible with your rod will give you a much better chance of landing your catch. When using the right fishing gear Bonefish can be very rewarding and improve your fishing skills.

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