before i took up BC ... spent a lot of time digging and reading up on info
finally decided on the what i wanted
did as tutorials indicated ... if one goes to youtube, plenty of instructional vids
turned out pretty much as indicated
start with the basics, with a little bit of practice, it is not hard
char beehoon because of a handful of factors:
-thumb not applying ABS
-cast too hard
-lure too light therefore spool turn faster than line goes out
-line lay not good or line bite into the rest of the line
-wind knot in the line not unwound
learning to use the thumb is like learning to drive manual tranny
once you've got it, you can drive manual & auto
higher priced reels are engineered better, material quality oso better
relatively easier to learn with those ... basics still remain unavoidable
a DAM vittatus 100 magnetic brake BC @ RM200 is quite good
budget ABU revos (SX, S, promax, bluemax, blackmax) are good, too
shimano caenan, citica and the new curado G are all right, too, for beginners
reason(s) for trying out the BC:
-better accuracy ... yes
-better control ... yes
-more versatile ... yes
-curious ...
for really light lures ... i'd suggest spinning set up
unless one doesn't mind paying more than 1k for a good light lure BC
2nd hand units available for less
good info there from all these BC sifus.. and no, i'll stick to spinning for now, dowan touch BC