I can’t speak for the TH-camrs, but the reason I wear one glove is to help stop braid cuts, which happens a lot when you land a bull or blacktip at the jetties. It is definitely not a fashion statement.😂
Thank you for sharing your casting session. I've been to a couple of Nick's Saturday practices. If you show up with spinning gear he will likely have you put the weight on the ground and stand next to it. His technique requires using both arms to push and pull. Well worth the time to learn. But Pendulum casting can also be effective.
I'm new to fishing 🎣 I purchased 30 to 80 dollar poles from Walmart... an added 35 to 50 dollar reels rated 5 stars on Amazon. I got lures 4 to 5 stars I kinda hope to catch something this week.
November is prime Croaker season. I love to bake them whole in foil, some of the flakiest white meat your will ever taste. Great video buddy. Try setting your monster rod with a half a whiting and send it our a few hundred yards on your drown!! That would be fun.
If u want distance in a cast I would def invest in a better rod itself. Doesn’t have to be a 300$ breakaway or anything but spending about 80$ to 170 ish on day like a daiwa, tica, or okuma rod And pair it with a budget reel i guaurantee you will have more success. I can tell from the video that the the amount of weight you are throwing is causing your rod to wobble after you release which in turn will cause you to lose distance because the rod doesn’t not load up correctly and propel the bait. No need for an expensive reel but u have to remember with a spinning setup it’s the rod that does the work on a cast. Not saying I’m a pro just learned from my mistakes. If u watch those guys who can cast to the third bar while standing on the sand there is almost no movement in their rod after they release to cast.
Yea I noticed the rod wobbling as well. I mainly bought these as a test to see if I would even like using a 12' rod. I do so I am going to be looiking at netter rods soon. Thanks for watching
In my opinion I would start with a smaller weight to get the hang of throwing it first and get the leader close to the top of the pole before throwing👍🏽
Still haven't tried surf fishing yet but I'll probably start this week. Great video. I think I may start with my 8 foot Penn pursuit rod and work my way up to a couple 12 footers.
I had 2 12 foot rods till my stuff got stolen I have now a 10 foot and a 12 foot rod. The 10 footer don’t cast out as far as the 12 but I need to follow techniques use on TH-cam. I go in till my waist I’m hoping to be able to stay on the sand and cast as far. I have 80lb gray on my 12 footer I don’t have luck either but it’s hell of fun fishing and looking like I am a pro lol. Btw. The fish was a crooked
Should be a switch on the back of body to stop you're back reel issues... bro I absolutely love your vids, and fish out there quite alot.. head all the way to the 60 for tons of reds rn.. they stack up at the jetties down there.. its a long drive but I'm telling you it's totally worth it when the tide is right.. everytime I go I limit me and my wife out.. I got a bunch of killer spots around that I target flounder trout and reds dude.. I totally get the struggle, I've watched you for months now waiting for you to kill it out here.. im totally down to help in anyway I can bro.. were rooting for you bruh..tight lines
How does the reel on that Blue Runner hold up? I've got the size 50 and the size 60 of that reel and they are quite wobbly when under a heavy load. The reel is twisting back and forth side to side on the neck. I'm afraid the thing is going to twist off and break.
@@texasbeachbums ok then. Sticking with my Daiwa Eliminator reels that are aluminum frame construction. Great reels. I just wish they were 5 2 1 on the gear ratio instead of 5 7 1. Too much rod pumping with that faster speed. The Blue Runner rods are perfect for tight budgets. But they eventually fail. My 8-foot spinning rod stripped out on the reel seat where I couldn't get the collar to stay tight. My stepson's snapped just above the middle on the top half by just lightly bouncing it around to undo a snag during our pier fishing trip. I hear this loud crack behind me and I thought he snapped his line. Nope! Luckily I still had the stripped out rod out in our garage so we put that top on the remaining bottom of his to make a complete rod. So far so good. But I'm sure eventually that will break too. Crazy is he landed a 22-in striper with that same rod the year prior. Thanks
As I was writing the question you answered it in the video lol but keep the videos coming.! Ur fun to watch and that quantum rod was my first one I have caught 42inch bull reds with it
I have 2-12' quantum and they way i cast is swinging the weight and keep your arms straigh, that would help alot. I use 4oz weigh. Love your videos man fish on 🤙
@texasbeachbum I'm afraid of it snapping man can't tell u in fresh water how many times my line has snapped I used power pro 80 not the v2 and it tossed far maybe farther if I add more weight I used a 3 oz drop rig already made imma put two 3 oz don't quite know what bait to use
Definitely hit up nick from breakaway tackle. Work on technique and get a more serious setup. You could hit 100yards easy with a good technique. Look up bait sliding you could slide some of them big croakers. Bait sliding allows you to cast just the sinker getting massive distance. TH-cam pendulum casting. Checkout some of my 200 yard casting videos if your interested.
Thanks! I just bought me a Blue Runner……
Thanks for the support
I believe it has an anti reverse switch underneath the line spool.
Thanks
I can’t speak for the TH-camrs, but the reason I wear one glove is to help stop braid cuts, which happens a lot when you land a bull or blacktip at the jetties. It is definitely not a fashion statement.😂
There's a lever under reel. Switch it the other way. It will stop it from doing that.
Thanks appreciate your comment and help
Thank you for sharing your casting session. I've been to a couple of Nick's Saturday practices. If you show up with spinning gear he will likely have you put the weight on the ground and stand next to it. His technique requires using both arms to push and pull. Well worth the time to learn. But Pendulum casting can also be effective.
Like i said,easy.
I'm new to fishing 🎣 I purchased 30 to 80 dollar poles from Walmart... an added 35 to 50 dollar reels rated 5 stars on Amazon. I got lures 4 to 5 stars I kinda hope to catch something this week.
How did u do
Man I love your content even if you don’t catch fish bro!!!! Keep on putting out this good stuff!!! Tight lines my friend!
November is prime Croaker season. I love to bake them whole in foil, some of the flakiest white meat your will ever taste. Great video buddy. Try setting your monster rod with a half a whiting and send it our a few hundred yards on your drown!! That would be fun.
I thought you could actually eat them. Had no idea November was croaker month.
Anti-reverse switch is on the bottom of reel. I always keep it on.
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If u want distance in a cast I would def invest in a better rod itself. Doesn’t have to be a 300$ breakaway or anything but spending about 80$ to 170 ish on day like a daiwa, tica, or okuma rod And pair it with a budget reel i guaurantee you will have more success. I can tell from the video that the the amount of weight you are throwing is causing your rod to wobble after you release which in turn will cause you to lose distance because the rod doesn’t not load up correctly and propel the bait. No need for an expensive reel but u have to remember with a spinning setup it’s the rod that does the work on a cast. Not saying I’m a pro just learned from my mistakes. If u watch those guys who can cast to the third bar while standing on the sand there is almost no movement in their rod after they release to cast.
Yea I noticed the rod wobbling as well. I mainly bought these as a test to see if I would even like using a 12' rod. I do so I am going to be looiking at netter rods soon. Thanks for watching
In my opinion I would start with a smaller weight to get the hang of throwing it first and get the leader close to the top of the pole before throwing👍🏽
thanks for the tip
Saturday mornings. Also, check out getting a cannon to eliminate the need to cast with your index finger. Good tool, at a low cost
will do thanks for the tip
appreciate this video - I probably cast 15 shrimp off while learning how to cast on the beach rods... it's not all rainbows and unicorns out there :)
try soaking your shrimp in kosher salt. Stays on better
Still haven't tried surf fishing yet but I'll probably start this week. Great video. I think I may start with my 8 foot Penn pursuit rod and work my way up to a couple 12 footers.
Did u try?how'd it go?
Did it end up having the switch what everyone is talking about
yes but they did not last too long using them in saltwater
I didn’t understand the glove until I burned my finger casting braid
Breakaway casting practices on Saturday morning from 7:30 to 8:30
Hello there is a lock button under the reel line drum it locks the drum to only spin in one direction
Thanks!nice job!!!!! 👍👍👍👍
I had 2 12 foot rods till my stuff got stolen I have now a 10 foot and a 12 foot rod. The 10 footer don’t cast out as far as the 12 but I need to follow techniques use on TH-cam. I go in till my waist I’m hoping to be able to stay on the sand and cast as far. I have 80lb gray on my 12 footer I don’t have luck either but it’s hell of fun fishing and looking like I am a pro lol. Btw. The fish was a crooked
sorry about your stuff getting stolen. I use to go in waist deep but I am also trying to hit it from the beach
@@texasbeachbums I as well. I’ve gotten tired of have to wade in. I also don’t want to take any chances with stingrays either.
Should be a switch on the back of body to stop you're back reel issues... bro I absolutely love your vids, and fish out there quite alot.. head all the way to the 60 for tons of reds rn.. they stack up at the jetties down there.. its a long drive but I'm telling you it's totally worth it when the tide is right.. everytime I go I limit me and my wife out.. I got a bunch of killer spots around that I target flounder trout and reds dude.. I totally get the struggle, I've watched you for months now waiting for you to kill it out here.. im totally down to help in anyway I can bro.. were rooting for you bruh..tight lines
Not a weirdo...lmao.. you crack me up and im just tryna help man.. nobody helped me when I moved here so I get it.. have a good one man
thanks for watching. I have wanted to travel all the way down PINS but just not enough time
I just got this reel for 4.99 at good Will stoked to try it PS good video
gonna be there in 2 weeks, staying over there near Doc's place.
you're coming down at the right time. Hope the surf settles down
Me and my family went fishing at white cap and 15 black drum to night
Nice thanks for watching and commenting
Standfield’s is making a long casting rig for pomp’s now
that will be sweet
How does the reel on that Blue Runner hold up? I've got the size 50 and the size 60 of that reel and they are quite wobbly when under a heavy load. The reel is twisting back and forth side to side on the neck. I'm afraid the thing is going to twist off and break.
Did not hold up at all. Looking for better
@@texasbeachbums ok then. Sticking with my Daiwa Eliminator reels that are aluminum frame construction. Great reels. I just wish they were 5 2 1 on the gear ratio instead of 5 7 1. Too much rod pumping with that faster speed.
The Blue Runner rods are perfect for tight budgets. But they eventually fail. My 8-foot spinning rod stripped out on the reel seat where I couldn't get the collar to stay tight. My stepson's snapped just above the middle on the top half by just lightly bouncing it around to undo a snag during our pier fishing trip. I hear this loud crack behind me and I thought he snapped his line. Nope! Luckily I still had the stripped out rod out in our garage so we put that top on the remaining bottom of his to make a complete rod. So far so good. But I'm sure eventually that will break too. Crazy is he landed a 22-in striper with that same rod the year prior.
Thanks
Thanks!
Appreciate it
Man, you caught your groceries, some baja seasoning , baja sauce , taco vegetables, and tortilla you could have had some awesome fish 🌮
If you don’t mind me asking, what drone do you have? Thanks 👍🏽😎
mavic pro and mini 2
Where do u get the rigs with the sponge by the hook at I can’t find them help me plzzz
www.stanfieldstackleco.com/shop/pompano-leader
As I was writing the question you answered it in the video lol but keep the videos coming.! Ur fun to watch and that quantum rod was my first one I have caught 42inch bull reds with it
Use the instant anti reverse.
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all you have to do is take the rod/reel back to academy, and they will exchange it for free with no questions asked....that will fix your problem
I have 2-12' quantum and they way i cast is swinging the weight and keep your arms straigh, that would help alot. I use 4oz weigh. Love your videos man fish on 🤙
Croakers are in the same family as the drum and spec. trout.
Yes there’s a switch u need to switched it back.
I stay away from quantum fishing poles
Good video just keep Practicing you get it in a couple days 🐠👍
Dude I just bought one will it break I'm gonna put braided 80 pound line
you might want to use 20 to 30 pound braids. if you put 80 on, it won't cast very far. you can easily hit the second gut from the beach using 20 pound
@texasbeachbum I'm afraid of it snapping man can't tell u in fresh water how many times my line has snapped I used power pro 80 not the v2 and it tossed far maybe farther if I add more weight I used a 3 oz drop rig already made imma put two 3 oz don't quite know what bait to use
Definitely hit up nick from breakaway tackle. Work on technique and get a more serious setup. You could hit 100yards easy with a good technique. Look up bait sliding you could slide some of them big croakers. Bait sliding allows you to cast just the sinker getting massive distance. TH-cam pendulum casting. Checkout some of my 200 yard casting videos if your interested.
Try like a half petulant swing for starters. Easier to cast.
Thanks
Might google it
Croaker are one of the best tasting fish!!!
I am going to have to try them now. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@texasbeachbums Nick at Breakaway used to have some videos on casting, if you can find them. They will really help.
No flounder season is closed right now
oh heck that's right
@@texasbeachbums catch and cook and handcuffs 😂😂😂. The one thing I almost always forget is the mullet sizes.
@@bigrichfishing1 Glad I didnt catch one lol because I would have eaten him ha then found out I would had a $500 ticket
As long as you look good nothing else matters.
hahaha thanks for watching
at the butt of the reel is a lever .. just turn it to the opposite side... i have the 10' version
There should be a switch on the bottom of the side
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Does fish you’re throwing back he’s better than flounder in case you didn’t know learn your fish
New subscriber here!! 😎 🎣
Much easier with a casting reel
Hey my pole is a little salty 🤣🤣
LOL that pole went down twice
What do you do for a living?
Instructor CDL
@@texasbeachbums oh, driving instructor! Easy!
should be a switch/ button on the bottom of the reel
Oh my lol
Where are you from because I talk just like you lmaoooo
Better get a casting cannon before you cut a finger off. I have them on all my big surf rods and they are da bomb!
Use bigger Bait
Today I was just going after Pomps. I use mullet, ladyfish and cutbait sometimes. Thanks for watching
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My God just the intro or lack there of is dull is this a fishing video or a car repair one wow
LOL
Thanks!
That's amost a 4 pack of coronas thank ya !
Thanks!
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching