TOMMAN-REEL Bait casting Reel A bait casting reel is does many fishing tasks and it is the standard in bass fishing. Bait casting reel comes in a wide variety of prices. Some are high quality but sold at a reasonable price and some are very expensive. For a start, you do not need to spend big bucks on one, but get a mid range price reel instead. A bait casting reel is excellent for various types of fishing. Just practice a bit, you will notice that a bait casting reel helps you to hit certain spots with good accuracy. Big Game Reel Are you targeting on large fish? Yes, you need a Big Game Reel! With its sophisticated design, a big game reel allows the line to escape if the fish pulls on it. But, it keeps the tension on the line. This class of reel is the one which you will definitely bring along for big game fishing. It provides an ultimate strength and durability especially built for stand-up big game fishing. Spinning Reel The Spinning Reel sounds familiar to most of the fishing lovers. It is easy to use and virtually backlash free. The price of a reel is determined by the number of its ball bearings contained. Choose a suitable spinning reel according to your fishing applications as TOMMAN is now offering you a distinctive tournament spinning reel of an exquisite quality as well as precision. Surf Reel Let the wonderful sunrises and breathtaking sea views at the beach lure your sense. Bounce in your car and go for surf fishing! Surf fishing seems to be a leisurely relaxation. A durable reel is a necessity when it comes to getting those big hauls. Choose a reel which is designed to secure the fishing line as well as make it easier for you to pull up your catch. Get something anti-corrosion if you are going for saltwater fishing, for example anodized aluminum. Fly-Fishing Reel Fly-fishing reel works by using one hand to cast the rod while the other hand takes line off of the reel. The reel has a better range of adjustment, resistance to temperatures that can be high before of friction from dragging and increased consistency. A spool is designed in order to eliminate the amount of line goes out from a reel and also to maintain a drag that is consistent. There are certain reels to suit different types of water. For example, the counterpart of reels specified for saltwater is a bit bigger than those for freshwater.