Thanks for this setup! Was using the Kama lait first rod and Sputnik 2000 for Belaya and invested in this setup, so smooth and seems to handle things fine. I'm not really into the boat gameplay of RF4 and decided to unlock Tung with some gold as a late Christmas treat. It's great! So many fish here too. Hope to snag some big bois soon.
@@midnightgamingmysticnightmare :P No idea if you even consider video ideas. But as a primarily spinning fan, i'd love to see a video on Conventional / LP reels and ultra lights and why they are worth upgrading too. Even people on the Discord are heavy feeder users. Like, what are their in game benefits other than higher star rating [durability and lasting effect] and higher spools etc. I know you get the UL bonus XP but other than that, I don't see a massive reason to go from a normal rod / spinning reel other than base stats for my own personal vanity reasons. A lot of content on RF4 is just random quick cut videos of people catching fish with no commentary. You and MDawg and a few others are good. But level 30+ onwards content is just a mystery on TH-cam. It would be great to see in the future. Hell even the breakdowns of all the stuff like walking the dog, rod flexibility etc.
@@theduke5908 Honestly you've pretty much nailed the benefits of casting reels over spinning. Durability if the star quality is higher, LP and conventional reels have the same if not higher line capacity, mech weights are much higher, and usually the same tier casting reel as a spin reel has a slightly higher drag weight. That's basically it. Some people claim they get a better "pull" and less back spin with casting reels but I call B.S. on that one. It's just a guess to justify their expensive purchase lol. I do have a comparison video down between casting and spin reels as an idea. Just haven't gotten to it yet.
Fantastic guide, coming back to the game after a few months off. none of the old spots worked. i got my 4th 2kg brown after lets say 40 min here. Thanks
Yeah I considered it quite a bit when I was choosing a reel, but in the end I didn't like how low the 2000 model's kg weights were. I was more focused on getting a lot of fish per hour instead of experience per hour.
@@midnightgamingmysticnightmare Ok i understand 😅 In this smaller part of the river are no bigger fish than ~4kg. All bigger ones will be blocked at the invisible border where you are also blocked when you try to go there with your boat ;) I think the biggest fish are the browns with over 4 kg :) Thanks for the Video 👍🤲🙂
Thanks for this setup! Was using the Kama lait first rod and Sputnik 2000 for Belaya and invested in this setup, so smooth and seems to handle things fine. I'm not really into the boat gameplay of RF4 and decided to unlock Tung with some gold as a late Christmas treat. It's great! So many fish here too. Hope to snag some big bois soon.
Glad I could help!
@@midnightgamingmysticnightmare Yah I get about 400-600s , i'm hooked!
@@theduke5908 Ha! I see what you did there!
@@midnightgamingmysticnightmare :P No idea if you even consider video ideas. But as a primarily spinning fan, i'd love to see a video on Conventional / LP reels and ultra lights and why they are worth upgrading too. Even people on the Discord are heavy feeder users.
Like, what are their in game benefits other than higher star rating [durability and lasting effect] and higher spools etc. I know you get the UL bonus XP but other than that, I don't see a massive reason to go from a normal rod / spinning reel other than base stats for my own personal vanity reasons.
A lot of content on RF4 is just random quick cut videos of people catching fish with no commentary. You and MDawg and a few others are good.
But level 30+ onwards content is just a mystery on TH-cam. It would be great to see in the future.
Hell even the breakdowns of all the stuff like walking the dog, rod flexibility etc.
@@theduke5908 Honestly you've pretty much nailed the benefits of casting reels over spinning. Durability if the star quality is higher, LP and conventional reels have the same if not higher line capacity, mech weights are much higher, and usually the same tier casting reel as a spin reel has a slightly higher drag weight. That's basically it. Some people claim they get a better "pull" and less back spin with casting reels but I call B.S. on that one. It's just a guess to justify their expensive purchase lol.
I do have a comparison video down between casting and spin reels as an idea. Just haven't gotten to it yet.
you are the man! i love your videos man!! 07
Fantastic guide, coming back to the game after a few months off. none of the old spots worked. i got my 4th 2kg brown after lets say 40 min here. Thanks
No problem glad I could help! and let me know what lures you're using for those browns too!
That darkness you can improve by changing : settings-video - contrast - set it to minimum.
It only stays that dark for a couple game hours then lightens up significantly. Thanks for the suggestion though I'll have to give it a try.
Thanks for the great video. I bought the set you showed and I have to admit... it works perfectly (about 300 silver per hour) 👌👌
Good I'm glad I could help!
Weekly record warrior!! Nice job buddy!
Honestly, it's really the only record I care about lol. I have a thing for browns, I don't know why!
You should use a 2000 reel to get the Light Bonus XP 😉
Yeah I considered it quite a bit when I was choosing a reel, but in the end I didn't like how low the 2000 model's kg weights were. I was more focused on getting a lot of fish per hour instead of experience per hour.
@@midnightgamingmysticnightmare
Ok i understand 😅
In this smaller part of the river are no bigger fish than ~4kg. All bigger ones will be blocked at the invisible border where you are also blocked when you try to go there with your boat ;)
I think the biggest fish are the browns with over 4 kg :)
Thanks for the Video 👍🤲🙂