I was wondering if i should get another reel should i get a low profile baitcaster or another spinning for catfish, bass, and will one of those hold a four too six pound test??

If you are going to fish light line then I suggest a spinning reel. They tend to handle light line better.

Make sure your rod is rated for the line you plan on using. You don't want to use 6 pound line if your rod is rated for 8-12 pound line. I also want to add your bait or lure also needs to match the rating on the rod.

i want to fish yellow perch but i would also like a low profile baitcaster for bass, catfish, etc. So what reel/rod should i get for yellow perch and what baitcast reel/rod shouldi get? thanks

i want to fish yellow perch but i would also like a low profile baitcaster for bass, catfish, etc. So what reel/rod should i get for yellow perch and what baitcast reel/rod shouldi get? thanks

get any quantum or daiwa. but i would go with the quantum pti. rainbow colored one for like 130 or so.

I think you should take a look at the smaller Abu Garcias before you buy anything.

Personally I dislike low profile reels. Mostly because I have large hands and they just don't fit right. If you go low profile you can't go wrong with an abu garcia.

Check out microlite bass proshop rods IM6 Graphite 4' 6" to 6'6" all ultra light. These rods are unbelievable for the money!!! If you can find a better ultra light it must be a G Loomis. Their notG Loomis class but you will be impressed. Use four pound test for yellow perch. Penn makes a great little reel 4200 SS spinning reel (TUFF). Great for trout too. I would go spining all the way for small fish.

A lot of big sporting good stores (Bass Pro, Cabelas, Dicks, Gander Mtn. etc) sell good combos for well under $100. I just bought an Abu Garcia/Berkely combo that was $79.99 w/ a $20 mail in rebate, not a bad rod/reel combo for the $.