Your Bass Fishing Source

So I got the Daiwa Viento reel I have been wanting for awhile. If your not familiar with this reel its the bass fishing reel that has the trick onto of the spool which allows you to twitch the bait with ease. The “twitch” bar seems like its going to be great for all types of bass lures, whether is be a plastic work or a jerk bait. I cannot wait to fish a jerk bait with this thing this spring.

I did not really get a chance to actually fish with it today, with it being Christmas in everything, but I tried out some lures in my pool and wow the twitch bar gives everything lure I tested it with some great action. Bass fishing is going to be really fun with this reel. Once the weather warms up later on this week I am going to put it to the true test.

Overall, I have been please with every Daiwa reel I have ever owned. There breaking systems are great for not back lashing and they seem to last a very long time. I highly recommend Daiwa reels for all anglers that bass fish.

Although, I’m happy with Daiwa Reels, I cannot say the same for their rods. Two years ago when I was bass fishing Lake Fork, I broke two Daiwa reels on the hook set and have not used them since. Instead I have been using the Johnny Morris Elite Series by BassPro. The great thing about Bass Pro rods (or any Bass Pro item at that matter) is that if they break for any reason you can take them back and they will replace them absolutely free!

Well I will let everyone know how the Daiwa Viento preforms during it’s real test when I hit up a local pond or lake later on this week and do some bass fishing!