A closed-face spinning rod and reel combination is a popular choice for those new to fishing because these combinations are inexpensive, rugged and easy to use for kids and new-to-fishing adults.Unlike open-face spinning reels, spin-casting reels come with the line enclosed in a plastic or metal case designed to minimize line tangles.This type of reel can cast both light and heavy lures without breaking your fishing line. Typically the reel is attached to a rod about 7 feet long and it is loaded with 6- to 10-pound test line for casting 1/16- to 3/4-ounce lures.To cast your line, download our guide.Using a closed-faced spinning reel
A closed-face spinning rod and reel combination is a popular choice for those new to fishing because these combinations are inexpensive, rugged and easy to use for kids and new-to-fishing adults.Unlike open-face spinning reels, spin-casting reels come with the line enclosed in a plastic or metal case designed to minimize line tangles.This type of reel can cast both light and heavy lures without breaking your fishing line. Typically the reel is attached to a rod about 7 feet long and it is loaded with 6- to 10-pound test line for casting 1/16- to 3/4-ounce lures.To cast your line, download our guide.