How To STOP Getting Backlashes With Your Baitcasting Reel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2019
- Everyone knows the feeling of unboxing a new baitcasting reel and going to make that first cast, only to find... your brakes were completely loose. There goes all your new fishing line! In this video I explain my best practices for avoiding backlashes when out fishing! SUBSCRIBE if you like bass fishing videos and bass fishing tips and tricks, and bookmark the page so you don't miss another video!
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In your opinion, what is the best "line" to use while casting off a boat? (Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Trout, Crappie)
Thanks Tyler I really appreciate ya!
Thanks for that video also.
Thanks for all the info you nailed it I had too much line my settings were good but in the middle of a cast i was getting back lash as you said I was going crazy trying to figure out...going fishing again tomorrow I can't wait to stop getting back lash
One tip I picked up a couple years ago is to do a couple practice casts to get your distance. After a cast pull another 10 feet or so off the spool and then cover the spool with a piece of electrical tape. The tape is long enough to cover the spool but not overlap. Reel your line in covering the tape. When you get a bird’s nest it won’t go deeper than your electrical tape and is amazingly easy to clear. Since then I’ve done that on all my bait casters. I don’t birds nest the spool very often anymore but when it does it’s minimal and so easy to clear. Hope this idea will helps others.
That's brilliant
This tip needs more upvotes!!!
Thank you!
Just be mindful that the length should be farthest cast + max depth the lure will go + 10 to grow on lol
That tips is genius !
At 66 years old i finally bought a Catfish Special and learned to use a baitcaster. Works great, several hours in the yard practicing with a socket. I have not had a single birds nest while fishing the Arkansas river with a Carolina rig with a 3 ounce flat sinker.
Hey i live in Scott, Arkansas
Anything but the 10mm!
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Tight lines.....
I’ve been fishing my entire life and have never understood why to even bother with bait casters? Too many variables to worry about fiddling with instead of fishing. I’ve also never been able to get the same casting distance vs spinning gear. The only niche I’ve ever really found them them better for was using bass gear to walk the dog with a Zara spook to catch feeding blue fish in salt water if I stumble onto a school. Would love to understand the appeal if I’ve completely missing something over the past 40 years. I just don’t see what makes them worth the potential for trouble especially if you prefer to use lighter gear.
@@troymuni6120 the accuracy and control you have is unmatched by the spinner don’t give me wrong I love a spinner and always bring one with me but ever since I got a bait caster I fell in love tossing weightless worms across ponds with 98% accuracy I feel I can fling weight less baits way farther with a bait caster than a spinner
I just wanted to drop a comment to say that your channel has absolutely been the best so far in teaching me (a total beginner angler) about all kinds of things from technique, lures, reels, situational advice, etc. I greatly appreciate what you're doing and it has gotten me excited to dig in and learn as much as I can. I also really love your tournament videos and watching you go out and compete. Thanks so much for all the information and good luck with your career. I'll be following along!
I have an older baitcasting reel that I always struggled to use without getting a backlash. I bought the same reel you were using in this video and followed your instructions for setting it up and bingo ... works like a charm! I am amazed! Thank you so much for this video!
For a young guy you have a lot of teaching ability! That was the best explanation of how to use a bait casting reel I have ever viewed. I might actually get one some day if I can ever afford it. I live on a spin cast budget. I wish you much success as a pro fisherman and in your TH-cam career.
Thank you so much! I’m sure you will
Hey. Not sure if you got around to getting a baitcaster yet, but Walmart has a $100 Abu Garcia Vengeance on sale for $30 right now. Seems like a decent starter baitcaster for a cheap price. I'm excited to give it a try, but I'm sure I'll be swearing at some point. Lol
After seeing your videos, pop up over the course of the past few months since I’ve gotten into fishing, I can truly say that you have provided me with so many top level tips. I finally subscribed today after understanding that you always bring quality education to us through every video. Thank you.
Just one other tip in casting... I remember Roland Martin saying that is important to 'load up the rod tip' when you're casting as well, and it's just a little bit easier with a fast action rod.
When you're casting and you load the rod tip, you're creating tension between the lure and the spool, and when you release, the lure will travel the same speed as spool due to the tension.
I used to fish a lot as a kid but haven’t done it in years. Started up again and found this channel and enjoying all the tips and techniques. Learning lots, thanks bud.
Awesome! So glad to have you around!
Idk about you guys but I'd much rather cast 10 times (to tune) with the brake and spool tension too tight than that first loose cast and nest it instantly.
Sometimes that single bad cast can ruin your entire day out. I carry 3 to 5 rods and I've nested all of em in a 2 hour span! Bad day without a doubt! This guy has it figured out. Thanks for the video! Insanely helpful.
Pull line out press the birds nest very hard with your thumb while cranking it repeat this step and enjoy using your baitcaater again 30 seconds!
I'm sure you can find a tutorial on TH-cam look up how to get bird nest out of baitcaster this tip alone has helped me more then you know
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I'll have to give it that a shot and see if it doesn't work. Usually once it nests I just leave it be rather than fighting to make it worse, but I'll give it a try. Thanks man.
That's a bad day! There's several tutorials on TH-cam on how to properly adjust your reel, maybe that's the problem, you still have to be careful casting into the wind with lighter baits, maybe keeping your thumb lightly on the spool will help in the meantime
I’ve been struggling with my bait casting for the last 2 seasons. This was a big help. Thanks for a great video and solid advice.
This was the first TRF video I ever watched! Top ten favorites! Helped me with my first baitcaster! I never knew this guy would blow up to be the best bass fishing tutorial video guy on TH-cam!
A lot of my fixes came from watching Bill Dance from many years ago. Before TH-cam was a thought. Your demonstrations are very well done. Tight lines.
Great info! My Dad taught me all this back in the 70's on the original Lew's Speed Spool. We loved those reels. We literally wore them out. They developed a gap between the spool and the body of the reel and the line would get in there and snap. I still have those reels. Great keepsakes. Great memories!
I still have my first Lew's Speed Spool reel, a BB1-N that I bought in 1969. Good reels. I remember buying it on sale for $69.95. It had the V spool, which minimized backlashes, but
really didn't have that much line capacity as compared to many reels today but it was still a good reel.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm a "learning angler," and have wanted to use a baitcaster more. It's been very intimidating and, frankly, frustrating! This video made a WORLD of difference to me, and I am happy to say I caught my pb - 4.4lbs, 19" on my caster! I love all the videos, but this one has made a huge difference in my game!
I’m so happy to have you around the channel Nancy!
Haven’t got to watch yet, but this was my idea for the contest. Thanks for covering it!
Thanks Tyler!! Great video!! I recently bought my first Baitcaster and your video will be very helpful to prevent backlashing. :)
Great tips man things I’ve learned and tried to get better at myself explained pretty well 👍
This video is a blessing
Thank you
It took 8:27 before I was testing my bait all the way down the driveway
Just bought a new reel and couldn’t figure it out why I was backlashing...now I know...got to set the brake!!Thank ya!!
Heck yeah! Stick around the channel, you’ll learn a ton more to help improve your bass fishing skills!
Hey Tyler! I'm a freshman in high school and I love fishing. I'm on the deer park high school fishing team in Houston. We fish at rayburn and Toledo bend. We fish against 500+ teams in our region (SETX). Its my dream to go to SFA, A&M, or Sam Houston and fish for college. I want to thank you for inspiring me to be a better angler. Thank you for everything you do for us. You are my favorite youtuber and I've commented on alot of videos in the past. Good luck in the future! P.S. the fluke train video was incredible!
Thanks so much for all the support Brad!
I grew up in La Porte and we didn't have fishing teams. That's awesome. Are you still in high school? Or did you make it to one of your desired schools to fish?
Wait you can go to college for fishing!?!!
I also live in Houston but am nowhere close to college yet lol
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@@briarfox637 oh yeah!
I wish I saw this video when I first started it would have saved much line & headache, great video, these new guys starting out should appreciate it! Keep up the great work!👍
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I kept back lashing a lot being new to baitcasting and this video helped me out a lot. I can now cast with no backlashes. Thanks. Keep the videos coming
That’s awesome! I am so glad my videos can help you advance in your bass fishing knowledge and skills!
I really appreciate this explanation! You explain in a way that makes me understand what’s happening so thank u!
Awesome! So glad you’re learning along with us
Thanks Tyler! I've been afraid of my baitcasting reel because of the backlashing. You've given me great tips to use. Will let you know how things go..
Thanks! I get a lot of backlashes. Merry Christmas to all anglers everywhere.
Merry Christmas pal!
I'm brand new to baitcasting and this is a great video, it was very informative. Thank you.
Good job! I'm learning and your tutorial was straight and to the point....I learned alot in a short amount of time ❤
So glad it helped!
I am 60 and new to fishing Thanks to my son. I am loving it and I got a Bait Caster for my Birthday. Thanks for the information. I still am learning.
Absolute great content for a beginner baitcaster!!
The reason manufactures set the drags to their lowest setting is to avoid getting flat spots on your drag washers. The flat spots are what causes your drag to be jerky. So always turn your drags to zero when storing.
Very important piece of advice that I heard far too late.
Just the drag or brakes and tension as well?
@@bovice1766 Brakes shouldn't matter, spool tension and drag are worth loosening up
@@bovice1766 both drags the main star drag and the tension adjustment for casting. I also turn if equipped the magnetic anti backlash to zero.
I have been fishing for a number of years and regardless of what rod and reel I use once I sat the drag I left it set without a problem.
Always informative. Thank you Tyler
your video helped me get my Bass Pro Shops Bionic Blade baitcast reel dialed in finally. Thanks!
Haven't even watched it yet but that breaking system on the side of the reel works wonders... learned this when I bought my first baitcaster when I was 10 and i'm 38 now, so yeah before youtube was even a thought. reading through the paperwork on the retail packaging works wonders to about how your reel works....
Just got a bait caster there tricky I haven't picked it up yet but I am excited thanks for the tips I will definitely use them
You’re de best bro. Thanks for taking the times to explain and show how. I have a lot to learn. I am going to go out there and practice and practice til I get it. It’s agonizing man, not easy to use.
So glad to have you along for the journey!
Thanks for the backlash vid and this one just got a baitcaster yesterday
After years of failing with a baitcaster your video turned that around. Thank you.
Let’s go!! So pumped to hear that!
Couple years ago I bought myself a baitcaster and had a few birds nest..ok ok alot to the point where I got back home and didn’t touch it anymore until now that I bumped into your video🤭 re-did the settings and feeling pretty good I’m going for it again first thing in the morning..thank you for video 🤘🏽
Super helpful, can't wait to try this!
great video. Definitely helped me with the adjustment..
Thank you for this video. I just recently spooled up my bait caster and for the life of me, could not figure out why I was getting backlash after backlash, this video showed me that my setting were not right for the windy conditions that I had.
Cabelas points got me my first baitcaster.... great video young man!
Thank uou!
Just starting to use bait casters! your information was great and very useful! Thank You
Awesome! Glad you are learning
Your intro never gets old! I always watch and listen to it. I dont skip it 😊😊😊.
very informative! Thank you.
Just wanted to say thank you I started fishing this summer and quickly advance from push button to spinning reel and bought my first baitcaster I got a backlash the first time I tried to use it had to put a new line tried it and backlashes it made me loose interest and selfed it and used my catfish rod I watch a video of another TH-camr buying and using a bait caster and kept his catches and his flaws which inspired me and watched your video after that which brought back the spark to use my bait caster I took my baitcaster and did what you taught and it worked I did get to backlashes but it didn’t stop me right now I can confidently say I’m comfortable using my baitcaster and have no backlashes thank you you are really making a difference don’t care what people say you not but I’m a testimony to the fact
Let’s go!! Love that the content has helped you become a better bass angler!
That is a beautiful example of a run on sentence.
Nice explanation, that will sure help. Never been taught that.
Ordered my new baitcaster comin in tomorrow thank you for covering this! Exactly what you said I backlashed on my friends rod and thought I’d never be good at it lmao, great vid man
Glad I could help!
Great video man, thanks!
I’d always used spinning reels but finally broke down and bought my 1st baitcaster several years ago, a Quantum Escalade on a 7’ 6” Carrot Stix Wild. Not knowing any better, my 1st 3 casts equaled 3 birds nests, which subsequently led to my new setup going unused for the rest of the season. lol Wish I’d had this tutorial back then! Fortunately I did take the time to learn how to adjust and throw it, and I’m glad I did. Love your vids, keep up the good work and hello from Maine!
Thanks so much for the comment and the support!
Bro I was freaking out by chance I clicked on yours out of the thousands of TH-cam videos this helped me alot thanks
Awesome! I think you’ll learn from the rest of my videos too!
Thanks. Great explanations... I feel much more confident thanks to your video.
Heck yeah! I think you’ll learn a ton from the whole channel 👍🏼
I'm new to fishing and my last trip I tangled/backlash a bait caster and spinning reel. I switched to my grandsons paw patrol pole and was good to go. I definitely had too much line on both poles I tangled thank you for the videos
Thank you for sharing your knowledge helpful to me I will try I just bought a bait caster,
Awesome! Watch my NEWEST video! Tons of great baitcaster tips
Just got a baitcaster, this was a good knowledgeable video for me..thank u, i just learned alot about why I've been messing up so much casting.
So glad that you found the channel!
Indeed
Thank you capt mike I love your videos they are very helpful to us beginners
Glad you like them and that they are helpful! Share em with your friends !
Very helpful. Was just looking at the Lews reel for my son and I. Not the tournament one, but the one a step down for under $100.Thanks for the clear explanation on how to set the reel. I think this will end up saving us a lot of time and line.
Awesome! So glad to hear that it helps. When ordering your rods, reels, and tackle, remember to shop using those affiliate links in my video description when you can!
OMFG Bro ! Haha Wow This Video was Like Got Damn "Magic" You explained how to use a Bait caster reel with minimal chance of backlash to the point Im getting me one now for sure ! I subscribed and clicked the bell bro, Instant fan Thanks a million !!!
Very Helpful, and I thank you !!!
Thank you so much man! This helped me a ton
Ohhh I got my first Baitcaster two days ago (Abu Garcia Black Max) and see exactly what I did wrong here. I wound up actually taking my breaks completely to zero when setting the tension knob and then putting the breaks back up to about 7. This definitely threw off the tention knob setting and affected my casts A TON due to doing it in the wrong order. This video helped a lot.
I’m so glad!
Great reel! I own 3 of them. Performs better than reels twice its price. Big fan of the channel. You make such informing and entertaining videos.
Thanks so much! Yes it’s a fantastic reel!
I'm still learning I'm the baitcaster a buddy actually gave.
Thanks for the tips. Just noticed I was having bridsnests the last couple days...
Just looked...brakes set way low...
Smh
Ik im extremely late, but im looking into getting a baitcaster and these videos have helped tremendously with my apprehension on getting one. Thanks for the info and help!!!
Heck, yeah! I am so glad that they helped. If you can, by your reel through the link in the video description! Even if it’s not the same product you end up buying, shopping through those links, helps me out a ton👍🏼
Good idea. That’s the benefit of this is that anglers can adapt or adjust to their preferences. Cheers 👍
Great video I tried this on my Lew’s setup and went to the backyard and no more birds nest. Thanks.
Very informative. Have been using baitcasters since early 1990 and can just agree totally with you. But i have noticed that most Bass fishermen have a different casting stroke the we scandinavians have. You use more like a catapult stroke that is faster. Like a slingshot 🤙
The best video on TH-cam and the only one I could fine you are a lifesaver I was gunna return my reel cos I couldn’t use it😂😫😫
Thanks for watching Mr. Christ!
Thanks for a great video. I am about to change over from a fixed spool reel to a bait caster (Multiplier) for my lure fishing for pike. After watching this video at least now I know the basics of setting the reel up properly to minimize backlashes.
Glad it helped!
@@TylersReelFishingmine doesn’t even fall 😢
Just set my bait caster with the setting that helps a lot thank you for the video
I’m so glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this video and the backlash solving tips video. Just bought my first bait caster and am anxious to practice. First time out I wanted to throw a few whopper ploppers. Hiked two miles in and after 3 casts had a backlash nightmare. Got home, watched two of your videos, fixed my backlash, reset my factory set tensions from my newly purchased abu garcia. Back out tomorrow to practice up. 🙏
Man, so dang happy to hear that!!
Another great video. Makes me feel old when you have to explain feathering. My early bait casters didn't have diddly to stop the dreaded bird's nest. You learned to feather the reel or went to spinning combos. I still feather my reel - even when I've got the drop test perfect. Just seems natural to feel the line ripping off the reel. TRF is my favorite fishing channel; keep up the great work!
Thanks Buddy, great video !!!!!
Awesome content for a beginner baitcaster
I bought a cheapish combo to learn with, very glad I did. I got a 6'6 Medium Heavy Fast Action rod for like 20$ and a 40$ Flueger baitcaster. Cheap cheap cheap, but it taught me everything I needed to know for when I want to dabble in something more expensive. I find the cheaper baitcasters are always better to learn on because newer and more expensive reels have things to help eliminate backlashes. Trust me, I was ripping braid out of my reel for a good two weeks before I bought Flouro and went out with the right settings lol. Worth it.
Thanks man this really helped!
ALL FLUORO stretches nearly as much as monofilament . I would bet a month of your TH-cam that I am dead correct!! I have tested this on lots of reels. I just wanted to try pline so I did. Great line
I respectfully disagree
Imma have to disagree if you put triline versus my SeAgaur invix it has Almost no stretch at al and feels really good and sensitive
Flouro is very stiff, hard and non-strechy
I just got my first bait caster for Christmas and I’m loving it already! But I did have 2 back lashes already so it’s pretty frustrating to deal with. Going to see if switching to a lighter line will help. 17lb test seems a bit too much for the reel.
I gotta sat Taylor, you are the only one who made it clear😂😂😂 after 5 hours picking out the whole spool after and after following some people explaining it in 420 p standing so far away from the camera that their whole reel is one pixel😂😂😂
Nice. I have a Lew's Crush baitcaster on my wish list. I have no worries about using it now. Always use spinning only
Heck yeah!
Thanks a lot buddy! That helps a lot the Kastking I have I’m having the devil trying to get it set! This video should help me! So great job!! Keep rippin them lips!
The best way to describe a backlash is that it occurs when the spool spins faster than the line speed leaving the reel
brand new to fishing, i ain’t joking when i saw i’ve NEVER been fishing. on a whim i decided to buy a pole today and bought myself a bait casting reel. i’m learning quickly that it’s one of the hardest to work with. this video is a life saver!
Welcome aboard! I think you’ll really enjoy my channel and learn a ton from it as you begin this fishing journey.
Whenever you have a fishing question or technique you want to learn, search “TylersReelFishing ____” on YT and in that blank, put the topic you are curious about. Odds are, ive already made a video about it👍🏼
What's up, Tyler! Just getting into baitcasting and really needed a few pointers. You provided a bunch of great tips I will seek to implement, but I feel as though nothing beats that time with the reel in hand. It's tough, I've had several backlashes just practicing, but hey, we'll get it! Thank you for all of the guidance. Keep on reelin, brother!!
You are so right! Nothing beats time on the water
One set back that I had to learn about bait caster rods and reels was not use line which was heavier than the specified size listed on specs for the reel .
@@shadowwolf9329 that’s a great tip for every kind of reel!
@@NoviOutdoors I know how frustrating it is to buy a rod and reel combo can be. Especially when purchasing a bait caster. There something else to consider that I also had to learn about it how to set the drop rate for each lure as well as setting the drag. Not to mention picking a rod with the style of rod tip action.
@@shadowwolf9329 these are all great points! I actually was fortunate enough to have a buddy that watches our channel send me some baitcaster (rods and reels - 2 of each) and have been working with those to learn. One is a Quantum reel on a St. Croix rod, and the other is a Lew's reel on a St. Croix. I'm very thankful he provided them for us, but have notice a substantial difference in each product, an imagine that's how it is with every other product you can buy. Setting the tension for each lure is a must (while getting the hang of it) and the brakes are set pretty tight to help with backlash. It's really throwing it, and learning the types of casts you can make, that make a difference. For now I use a swinging type cast, and it helps while keeping my thumb on the spool. But I appreciate your feedback, and thank you for your input!!
Great explanation for the beginner like me. Very good.
So glad! I think you’ll enjoy the channel a ton
Thanks for your tips it's helping me
Great videos T- Man. Thank You.
I just got a baitcaster but since it's winter can't fish yet but I'm really excited
Super helpful - thank you!
Great tips I enjoyed and learned some things. Thanks
Awesome! I think you’ll enjoy the rest of my channel if you like learning
Wow, I'd given up on a bait caster until I found his videos. Finally got it set up and working
That’s what I like to hear!
Great video, thanks a lot!!
Nice presentation. Thank you!
Eyy thank You so so much For all help i am ready to go fishing thank You so
Thanks Tyler your the man. Thanks to you I'm a self proclaimed expert now. 😉
Heck yeah! You’re really the best expert I know
I set mine up correctly & was getting backlashes still. I t was windy so I understand now & I left my thumb off completely. I didn't think it would cast with my thumb there but know I have to hover with it instead of pressing. I was getting frustrated but will keep practicing. Thanks & Blessings to you Tyler
Thanks Paul!
@@TylersReelFishing I still get backlashes with overhead casts but do excellent side arm style. I get good enough distance where I fish. I'm happy with my Mach Crush combo 😁
As a 58 yo angler who has been using baitcasters for 40 years, I wanted to say I learned a lot from this video. Thanks!
Awesome! So glad! I think you’ll enjoy the rest of my channel!
Hey Tyler, nice channel. Good information. One question not really related to fishing is can you do a short video on the video recording gear that you use, both for the static shots and the wearing of the camera?
Great vid. You made me wanna bring my bait caster back out!
You should!