Yoyito Aluminum Hand Line Reel Pocket/Travel Fishing Kit (30 lb Clear line)

So I bought this on my way out of town to a family trip to northwest Florida. So many trips before, I would pack all my fishing gear and had the highest of hopes to wet a line while out on the beach. By the time I got the family eZ up pitched and everyone’s gear down to the beach, the thot of setting up my fishing stuff, lost its appeal. The Yoyito was perfect for me. I threw it in the beach bag and waded into the surf with a few strips of fish bites hooked up to a hi lo rig and a 1oz sinker. Once I was waist deep, I began to get the knack of a good cast. Being a lefty, I rewound it for a southpaw. After that, casting was effortless and I was consistently making 30-40 yard casts. Within minutes, I was getting nibbles and them a taker. I quickly wound the line up and Violá! A fish! I caught a dozen whiting, a small pompano & a few croaker. The best part was I was at a beach filled with vacationers and I didn’t need to make them dodge my lines staked at the waterside complete with nasty looks. LolOverall I’m impressed with it especially for my philosophy of use. It’s well made, slick looking and feels good in the hand.Enjoy!

Good quality reel.

First impressions are extremely positive. Feels good in the hand, much easier to use than I even expected, and has a high quality appearance. I spent a few minutes practicing yesterday and feel confident taking it on my next backpacking/moto camping trips. It's so basic and so light that there is really no reason you couldn't sneak in 20-30 minutes of fishing on any random trip. This is precisely what I was looking for. Telescoping rods and other mini gear are still bigger than I wanted. I didn't want to make my own kit, I just wanted something that would work. I haven't taken this out on the water yet, but whether I can catch fish with it is more on me than on the maker of this product. Can't wait to give it a go. I highly recommend the Yoyito.

This hand reel is the strongest Cuban yoyo I've ever seen. Fits easily into a pocket, backpack, or glovebox. I've used it to catch countless trout, bluegill, and even bass on topwater lures.The pouch it comes in fits small amounts of tackle and is a stretchy material which makes stuffing in a few extra goodies relatively easy.Of all the edc/survival fishing kits out there it is a bit pricey, but worth every penny. I use mine all the time and have no doubt it will last longer than I will.

It's a bit smaller than I thought but my finger fit well in the holes. I tried it out the other day went fishing with some buddy's from work and they made fun of me for using one but I caught 3 perch 2 sunfish and a bluegill on it and it's super fun to use especially when you show up your buddy by being the only one to catch something 😆 I love it you can feel every nibble even better than with a rod my next goal is to go night fishing with it and try to get a big cat to bring in. The only down fall is the string that comes with it was garbage my 17 pound spider wire was three times harder to brake than there so called " 30 lb test"