Spincasting is the term coined for the process of fishing with spin caster reels. Through this type of reel, beginner anglers familiarize themselves with fishing reels and understand the basic mechanisms of any fishing reel.
Unlike spinning reels, the baitcaster is attached to the top of the fishing reel, which means the line first runs perpendicular to the rod and then drops towards the ground. Baitcaster requires a lot of experience to master.
Spinning reels are easier to use than baitcasters and they tend to be more affordable too, but they're not as potent as baicasters. You also have little control over casting distance.
Baitcasters are durable and lightweight and can easily hold more massive lines. They'll last a long time and make longer casts than spinning reels. They are costly, however, and require practice to properly use.
Despite the pros and cons, there are moments when spinning reels have an advantage over baitcasters and vice versa. So, assess your needs before buying and check out the rest of my guide.