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  1. Robertqq
    Hi, Will be starting my 5-1/2 yr old Grandson out for the very first time. Small Pond fishing. Would you recommend at his age, and for the first time(s), I get him the typical spinning reel like I use, or one of those Push-Button spinning reels like the Zebco ones that seem to have been around forever ? I think they are call Spincast Reels. I've never used one. Why ? Which is "easier" for a beginner ? What dis-advantages perhaps ? Or, just bit the bullet, and get him the typical kind ? Don't want to turn him off on the sport if he has to spend all day trying to untangle the reel. If the Pushbutton type you suggest, which ones ? Why ? Much thanks, appreciate the help, Bob
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