Choosing the right fishing reel can make a big difference in your fishing experience. Here’s a breakdown of open-face and closed-face reels to help you decide which one suits your needs best.

Open-Face Reel (Spinning Reel)

An open-face reel, also known as a spinning reel, is designed for versatility and precision. It features an exposed spool that allows for smoother and longer casts. This type of reel is commonly used for various fishing techniques, making it a favorite among both beginner and experienced anglers.

Key Features:

✔ Exposed spool for better line control

✔ Longer casting distance

✔ Ideal for different fishing styles and lure types

✔ Requires some practice to avoid line tangles

Closed-Face Reel (Spincast Reel)

A closed-face reel, or spincast reel, has a protective cover over the spool, making it easier to use with minimal risk of tangling. It features a push-button mechanism that simplifies casting, making it perfect for beginners, children, or anglers with limited hand dexterity.

Key Features:

✔ Enclosed spool for tangle-free operation

✔ Simple push-button casting

✔ Great for beginners and casual fishing

✔ Limited casting distance compared to open-face reels

At Inclusive Inc., we offer adaptive one-handed fishing solutions with both open-face and closed-face reels, ensuring accessibility for all anglers. Whether you're looking for control and precision or simplicity and ease of use, we have the perfect reel for you!