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Question by shotgunmerc: what program would be best for making a highlight reel for youtube?
i would like to make a NHL highlight reel for youtube, but i dont have the faintest idea how. what program do i use, how do i put clips on it, and how do i add music?

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Answer by pearl
you can try Adobe Premiere or windows movie maker

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Question by Jay S: What is in your mind the best quality long casting fishing reel?
I’m looking for a new long casting reel for surf fishing and throwing drum rigs off piers.

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Answer by king of fishing
a penn 525mag loaded with 30lb pp

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Question by Jay S: What is in your mind the best quality long casting fishing reel?
I’m looking for a new long casting reel for surf fishing and throwing drum rigs off piers.

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Answer by king of fishing
a penn 525mag loaded with 30lb pp

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Penn International – Penn Reels for the Best Fishing Expedition

Where It All Started

There is only one American company that is known to deliver and produce the Penn International reels. When you hear Penn International, you immediately think and associate that name to a fishing expedition. Being one of the oldest forms of livelihood, it is fast becoming one of the popular hobbies for those who love the water and adventure. It is now a widely accepted trend: fishing as a recreation or a serious professional sport.

Penn Fishing Tackle Company is an American company that was founded in the early 1930s. That is truly a milestone to achieve and maintain over 7 decades in the fishing tackle industry. It is the known maker and producer of Penn reels that are made with precision engineering. Penn International is among the many products of Penn Fishing Tackle Company, which leads the command in the industry. To this day, the company is molding Penn reels toward perfection. Fishing aficionados and everyone in the industry is looking forward to more product developments such as more reel lines in the series of Penn International. It is the fishing reel performing at the top of the line and is made especially for gamers in the sport of fishing and for those engaged in long range fishing.

Reel for Big Games

With over 70 years of perfecting Penn reels, they sure know how to do it with exact precision. Penn Fishing Tackle Company continues to modify and refine their existing product lines to make Penn reels an excellent purchase. That would include the fishing reels they have made especially for big game fishing. That is Penn International designed for the drag performance of extended fights. Its polished drags are made smoother and more enduring for the big game. The spools of Penn International are improved to be more capable of a greater reel performance even by a beginner. With the innovation and modification by the company, Penn International reels just keeps getting better and better. Penn reels molds the craft of big game fishing. For the angler, Penn International is the choice to make for the extended fight of a prized catch and with an all year round availability of the parts.

Penn reels are made from rock solid materials that are comparable to those made for bulletproof stuffs. It is definitely strong and durable with its side plates and spools made from superior aluminum strength. The spindle and pinion gears of the Penn International, on the other hand, are made from stainless steel. With all these, using a Penn International is a guaranty for a long lasting big game fishing reel. An angler is sure to make that record breaking catch with a Penn International in hand.

Where It All Ended

For that ultimate fishing expedition from start to finish, all the Penn International series can be given by the Sea Isle Tackle. You do not only get optimum features with the widely available Penn reels, you will also see other upcoming product lines from Penn Fishing Tackle Company.

Penn International – Penn Reels for the Best Fishing Expedition – these are the best freels! http://www.seaisletackle.com

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25

The Best Baitcasting reel

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by Leo Reynolds

The Best Baitcasting reel

The dawn of a new era in fishing using a baitcaster is upon us. This reel, made by U.S. Reels company is a baitcasting reel that represents a new era in the mechanics of baitcasting reels. Much like U.S. Reels supercaster spinning reels, the SC1000 and the SC1000 Pro were designed to address an ongoing problem with the existing baitcasting reel designs you find with all other reel manufacturers.

Everyone that uses a traditional baitcasting reel is aware of backlashes. This happens when you cast your line out and you don’t properly “thumb” the spool. What happens is backlash and a lot of line that gets tangled up. The reason this happens, is the traditional level wind spool has to pause when you cast out the line then accelerates to catch up. This acceleration can begin a backlash! So how do you minimize backlash? First you must properly “thumb the spool in order to control or stop the backlash or you create a baitcaster with no eyelet, which adds to the backlash problem.

That’s exactly what the U.S Reels company did. They created a reel with no eyelet, which will allow the line to leave the reel straight and virtually free of friction, regardless of the position of the line. How does it work?

The new baitcaster has an “angled bar levelwind” which is the heart of the system that levels the line on the spool by a rotating angle bar which creates a see-saw effect to guide the line instead of an eyelet. The rolling motion of the bar levels the line, but during the casting phase does not restrict the line like a typical levelwind eyelet.

The levelwind is also adjustable. The height of the new levelwind system regulates casting control. When in the highest position, the angled bar minimizes the need to thumb the reel during a cast and yet the reel casts farther than most reels because the reel is not limited by the eyelet. When in a lower position look out because the reel will literally cast a long, long distance.

The spool on this reel actually rotates the wrong way. It works better this way because it is best mechanically with the angle bar action levelwind. An angle is required for the see- saw action to work. When the line comes from below, it creates this angle. Spool control is easier with the spool turning into the thumb, rather than moving away from the thumb. Backlashes are rare. If they do happen, they come untangled easier. There isn’t much of a learning curve with this reel compared to a traditional levelwind baitcasting reel. If you always wanted to fish with a baitcaster but were afraid of backlashes, well this is the reel for you! Either way this reel makes fishing with a baitcast style reel much easier, and more enjoyable.

Jeff Bausch has been fishing for over 40 years. He started a lake map business with the best fishing spots marked plus a fishing newspaper many years ago. Fishing has always been a passion, now he is sharing his fishing knowledge about how to use lake maps and how to fish any lake with great success. U.S.Reels Fishing Tackle Supply store with all your fishing needs.

DEMO REEL version 1.0 K. Adithya Ashok Music by NINE INCH NAILS “The Day the World Went Away” Remix About me: Ive been making films since I was 16, and its been my No. 1 passion. I am currently employed in Los Angeles and my goal is to continue working and to evolve into a successful film-maker, who knows how to keep a balance between style & substance. Special thanks to my buds Evan & Scott for helping me when they did. Thanks for the hard-work & dedication. My professors Howard Schreiber & Mark Chilcoat for their criticism & words of encouragement when I needed it the most. Tech Specs: Cameras I used, Canon GL1 Canon GL 2 Canon XL 1 Canon XL 2 Canon XH A1 HDV Camcorder Panasonic DVX 100b Panasonic HVX Panasonic HMC 150 24p Modes where applicable Copyright 2006 -2009 K. Adithya Ashok realdefender2002@hotmail.com Keywords: Panasonic DVX 100b footage, HMC 150 footage, HPX 170, HVX 200, Canon XH A1 footage, XL 1, XL 2, GL 1, GL 2, Red One Footage, Widescreen, Award Winning, Demo Reel, Hollywood, Los Angeles

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