Yes, the type of fishing line can significantly affect spincast fishing reels performance. Different types of lines have varying characteristics that can influence casting distance, accuracy, and overall reel functionality. For example:

Monofilament Line: It's stretchy and forgiving, good for beginners, but might not provide the sensitivity needed for detecting light bites.

Braided Line: Offers high strength and sensitivity but can be more visible in the water and may slip on the spool if not installed correctly.

Fluorocarbon Line: Nearly invisible underwater and has less stretch than monofilament, but it can be stiffer and more difficult to manage.

To keep your spincast reels in top condition:

Clean Regularly: After each use, especially in saltwater, rinse the reel to remove debris and salt.

Ensure Dryness: Before storage, completely dry the spincast fishing reels to avert rust and corrosion.

Lubrication is Key: Regularly apply oil or grease to gears, bearings, and other moving parts to minimize friction and wear.

Routine Inspections: Periodically check for wear, damage, or loose components.

Store Smartly: Keep the spincast reel in a cool, dry environment, shielded from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

When you turn the handle of the reel, the rotating pick-up pins catch the fishing line and wind it onto the spool.

These pins need to be both strong and precisely aligned to ensure smooth and efficient line retrieval. If they are worn out or misaligned, it can lead to problems like uneven line lay, tangles, or difficulty in retrieving the line.

Spincast reels are typically dispatched quickly, with an estimated shipping time of 2-5 days.

Spincast reels are available in sizes like 30 and 20.