instructions on how to set up a rhino 2 bearing rbc200 baitcast reel?

Answer 1

Injun makes a good point in spending money on tackle that you will be able to use. For myself I learned with a Shakespeare "Boss" baitcaster. It was a cheap model no longer made. I wasted more money on fishing line picking out bird nests than I paid for the reel ($29). It was only after I bought a Daiwa Procaster ($59) with the Magforce cast control that I gained confidence in my ability to throw "into the wind". I have used or owned most every brand baitcaster made (still want to get one of the Shimano DC's) and own 50+ baitcasters ( I still live and die by Team Daiwa products) so I do have a pretty good experience with these types of reels in 45+ years fishing. It is hard to get a bad reel for under $79 these days (thank God) and once you become decent at using them you will likely buy a few good ones.

I don't mean to discourage you by any means but getting good equipment puts you way ahead on the learning curve. Or you can do as I did and waste 10,000 yards of Mono trying to make inferior equipment work for you.

Best of luck with the Rhino.

Answer 2

This is an ok beginners reel but in time you will find a more expensive reel easier to use! Please read other post thank you!
P.S. I would say wrong to buying a more costly reel unless they can use on well! It wont be to much money to loose if u have to sell it,lol!I will agree to your statement in a way if u think and know for sure that u are going to become an avid baitcaster fisherman yes spend the bucks! I have bought 6 good high dollar reels from yard sales because ppl said "I cant use these darn reels!

Answer 3

Wow! Exert, what a great answer.
Injun pretty well explained the way to set up your reel on the other posted question of yours.

10,000 yards of wasted line? man thats gonna hurt!