Is it better to fish for zander in spinning or casting on linear action? Before answering this existential question, it is necessary to place the subject in its context. Zander is a fish that is often caught very close to the bottom, to be scraped, with minimalist animations. But some day, for no apparent reason, the zander will only respond to linear animations. One could think that it comes from the temperature, the color of the water but no, what comes out is that it depends on his mood... In fact, it's the zander! So to answer this famous question, spinning or casting, you will understand that each technique has necessarily its advantages and disadvantages. The advantages of casting are: casting precision, discretion when the lure arrives in the water, control of the lure from the first centimeters of descent, comfort of handling, better efficiency when casting, better comfort when sitting down and a more regular line. The two major drawbacks are the loss of casting distance and frozen fingers in winter. Indeed, in casting you work a lot with your thumb and having your hand around the reel, your fingers are really wetter than in spinning. |