Discover whether a baitcast or spinning reel is better for your bass fishing style. Learn the pros and cons of each, tips for beginners, and expert advice on reel selection.

Last week we talked about fishing rod tips, today we're going to talk about fishing reels. The first decision you need to ...

We tested the best inshore spinning reels on a variety of species to see which ones can handle big fish and salty conditions.

The best spinning reels are designed to outlast the elements while smoothly reeling in a giant catch. Here are our top picks in 2024.

Our experts reviewed the best spinning reels under $100 for bass, trout, and saltwater fishing. We tested ultralight reels from Abu Garcia, Pflueger, and more.

See which offshore spinning reels on the market today are the best for chasing marlin, sailfish, mahimahi, tuna and other pelagics.

While a spincaster is reserved for new anglers, spinning reels and baitcasting reels are both used by experienced anglers, which is the source of the debate of baitcaster vs. spinning reel.

These expert-approved spinning reels from Daiwa, Shimano, Ugly Stik, and others are easier to use, more versatile, and cheaper than specialized types.

So, I put together this lineup of reliable spinning reels that can still get the job done without sacrificing performance or breaking the bank. Here are the best spinning reels for under $100.

Our top choices for the best saltwater spinning reels for marlin, dolphin, wahoo and more.