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GoinAllTheWay · 12-29-2009, 01:20 PM

So during my xmas shopping, I rolled through Whole Sale Sports down near Costco.

LOVE fishing. I had two rods that my fishin chums were good enough to break so I bought a new rod (Ugly Stick) but realized my reels are geting older.

I use the spincasting type for pretty much everything atm. My best reel at the moment is an older reel that has a casting trigger on it, a HUGE must IMO yet almost all the reels I was looking at didn't have a trigger on it.

Am I missing something here? Why don't they all have that? I would hate the idea of having to manually open the spool before casting.

So I guess my question is, is having a trigger non-desireable? If so, why? And seeing that the selection kinda blew at Wholesale, anyone see a decent lineup of reels with triggers at Bass Pro Shop up at Malzac?

12-29-2009, 01:20 PM	#1
GoinAllTheWay Franchise Player Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Not sure Exp:	Question for the anglers So during my xmas shopping, I rolled through Whole Sale Sports down near Costco. LOVE fishing. I had two rods that my fishin chums were good enough to break so I bought a new rod (Ugly Stick) but realized my reels are geting older. I use the spincasting type for pretty much everything atm. My best reel at the moment is an older reel that has a casting trigger on it, a HUGE must IMO yet almost all the reels I was looking at didn't have a trigger on it. Am I missing something here? Why don't they all have that? I would hate the idea of having to manually open the spool before casting. So I guess my question is, is having a trigger non-desireable? If so, why? And seeing that the selection kinda blew at Wholesale, anyone see a decent lineup of reels with triggers at Bass Pro Shop up at Malzac?