*Great product. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend I have never used a baitcaster before and did a lot of research before buying this one. I bought it with the Torrent casting rod as well and it works very nice.*
Really informative video. Step by step; explaining what and why your doing everything; giving different options. Thanks so much for taking the time to teach.
Thank you Sam. As a novice amateur I appreciate your patience explaining the suddleties that others take for granted. You're a great teacher! Just "hooked" another subscriber. Pun intended. LOL!
Great video! A lot of people should watch these videos. How to's let you see somethings you never knew. Most people think they know everything. And anything for a beginner is beyond them. I've been fishin for awhile and i know there is always run for improvement. Thanks again for the great video!
I’ve never fished before. So to me you’re an expert and I appreciate the tips for when I get to the water. Seems like I’m overthinking how to bait and cast, hopefully we’ll see soon!
first minute just you talking how great you are casting, i almost turned it off but i stuck there with you praising yourself. It shows that it is 3 years old but thanks for the tips...we are starting to fish so it was helpful. thanks
this video really help me how to cast, few day before cant even throw my bait properly.. but today manage to cast it smooth & straight! thank you sir! god bless you sir!
New subscriber!!!!! Man this was an awesome video!!!!! Techniques very helpful. And the storing of your hook and lure was very helpful. Thank you so much for the tips. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I am an avid fisherman and reel a spinning reel 'backwards'. The eyelets are facing up and you cast with both hands where it is kind of like a bow and arrow motion. I know how to reel and cast both ways very well. I tend to keep the reel side up because you can detect what the line is doing from the spool to the end of the bait more than if it were facing down. People might think you are crazy or dumb fishing this way but they are wrong. You usually know if a fish is on by rod tip action but when you have the spin caster facing up you are really looking for the very subtle bites almost undetectable with the rod tip. Fishing by observing the line more precisely is good when wacky worming for bass. The reason being is that bass will bite your bait on the fall and you really need to pay attention to the line instead of rod tip. If the fish eats your bait with slack line by the time you notice the rod tip move the fish may have spit the bait out.
I enjoyed the video and thought I heard you mention that you were considering doing a video(s) about how to work different lures. I would love to see an instructional video about how to work top waters, jigs, soft plastics etc! I have so much fishing equipment but I think my technique is what really needs to be upgraded.
You are correct.. It's 50% if not more about working the lures once you are on the fish. If the fish is not in a frenzy(eats everything and supper aggressive) everything needs to come together to have a good bite on artificial lures. Retrieve, angle, depth,action, speed, etc. I will make a video once I get clear up some time the next couple weeks.
this is a very good video. i fish with baitcasters, spinning rods, my big cat round reels. once you learn how to cast, they're pretty much all the same in technique. some variations tho with your baitcasters, i.e., pitchin, flippin and so forth. but safety is always important! thanks for the vid. i learned some tips here.
Sam, don't forget ... closing the bail by hand, then a little tug on the line to be sure you are tight to the spool ... no loops, and the bail spring will last a much longer time. Ya gotta do it fast when sight fishing. Oops, I see that Unitaper already covered this.
Good info...one thing that doesn't fly however is not reeling your leader through your guides(At least when using braid). That is absolutely necessary when using longer leaders. Especially the braid-mono/fluoro connections. All you have to do is use an appropriate knot....like the best braid to leader knot there is, the FG knot. If there is a swivel involved(needed for lures that spin)...ya don't reel through, that is murder on the guides.
Every time you think he's about to give you a useful piece of information about how to cast a spinning rod, he frustrates you with another minute of BS, before he gets to it. Fast-forward to 2:00. Cut about 75% of the verbiage out of this video, and it would be tolerable. Ended up moving on to another video out of sheer frustration.
I spooled it with 8 LB test mono for lighter lures, gave it some practice casts and found that it did cast well th-cam.com/users/postUgkxSlytCJqozTF7EbdP4LWP-HUXf9WRDJ0e , except that the anti-backlash setting had to be turned up almost all of the way to keep the "overcasts' ' down. I disassembled it, and found that if I potted some "shim washers" behind that anti-backlash magnet assembly, it got the magnets closer to the spool without rubbing, and I could get better control with about a 6 to 7 out out 10-Max setting. I also noticed that the handle shaft had some internal end play, maybe only 2 or 3 thousands of an inch, but it's still noticeable. If the anti-backlash and shaft tolerances were "tightened up" this would be a fantastic value. I've only used it for 4 days of fishing in a month's time, but I plan on keeping it.
Shorter doesn't translate into accuracy. Trust me. I do a lot of fishing. A lot of time it is b/c of your rod. Some rods will allow you to make those accurate throw over and over...and what I mean by accuracy is putting it in your hand or right off the bankline. If you know what I mean. Sometimes the lure makes you accurate too.
I really enjoy fishing. But, my boyfriend takes it to the extreme max. And he tells me how to cast my line and how to reel in a fish. Now, I feel awkward fishing around him. It's not fun anymore. What do I do?
3:00 minutes in and I’m still waiting for you to show me how to cast a spinning rod accurately. - [ ] - [ ] Your finger should never touch the line. The bail (as mentioned) is down when you open it. Your finger should be touching the edge of the front of the spool to keep it from moving. You release your finger from the spool to control line feed, put you finger back on the spool to stop line feed, very similar to a bait casting reel. Your finger should never touch the line. Try this I think you will like it.to control line feed, put you finger back on the spool to stop line feed, very similar to a bait casting reel. Your finger should never touch the line. Try this I think you will like it.
This guy is like the saying "he knows rnough to be dangerous". Overhand makes allot more noise when it lands. Side arm is better, listen, if your learning, chew drew cavanaugh, or other saltwater flats fishing .
Half way into the video and not 1 cast yet. A bunch of donts and blah blah . Best way to teach something is show what to do . What not to do comes later whdn refining
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*Great product. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend I have never used a baitcaster before and did a lot of research before buying this one. I bought it with the Torrent casting rod as well and it works very nice.*
Really informative video. Step by step; explaining what and why your doing everything; giving different options. Thanks so much for taking the time to teach.
+Danny Beall thanks for the kind words Danny ... it's much appreciated.
Thank you Sam. As a novice amateur I appreciate your patience explaining the suddleties that others take for granted. You're a great teacher! Just "hooked" another subscriber. Pun intended. LOL!
Jim Fernandez glad you enjoy it Jim. Thanks for the sub.
Great video! A lot of people should watch these videos. How to's let you see somethings you never knew. Most people think they know everything. And anything for a beginner is beyond them. I've been fishin for awhile and i know there is always run for improvement. Thanks again for the great video!
Good tip about not holding the line all the way to the rod. I've been doing that. Just started fishing a couple weeks ago. Lots to learn.
I’ve never fished before. So to me you’re an expert and I appreciate the tips for when I get to the water. Seems like I’m overthinking how to bait and cast, hopefully we’ll see soon!
Thank you and good luck 🤞
first minute just you talking how great you are casting, i almost turned it off but i stuck there with you praising yourself. It shows that it is 3 years old but thanks for the tips...we are starting to fish so it was helpful. thanks
Great video! I have all my gear and I'm practicing just outside now, but when the weather gets better I'm going fishing!
this video really help me how to cast, few day before cant even throw my bait properly.. but today manage to cast it smooth & straight! thank you sir! god bless you sir!
Awesome video , dude looks like the type of guy who can be a really good coach !
appreciate that man. :)
New subscriber!!!!!
Man this was an awesome video!!!!!
Techniques very helpful. And the storing of your hook and lure was very helpful. Thank you so much for the tips. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks brotha 👊
I've been using open rods more and more thx. this video has been a big help!
I am an avid fisherman and reel a spinning reel 'backwards'. The eyelets are facing up and you cast with both hands where it is kind of like a bow and arrow motion. I know how to reel and cast both ways very well. I tend to keep the reel side up because you can detect what the line is doing from the spool to the end of the bait more than if it were facing down. People might think you are crazy or dumb fishing this way but they are wrong. You usually know if a fish is on by rod tip action but when you have the spin caster facing up you are really looking for the very subtle bites almost undetectable with the rod tip. Fishing by observing the line more precisely is good when wacky worming for bass. The reason being is that bass will bite your bait on the fall and you really need to pay attention to the line instead of rod tip. If the fish eats your bait with slack line by the time you notice the rod tip move the fish may have spit the bait out.
Thanks, at first I had no idea how to cast or reel in, but you just taught me.
Thanks for taking the time to shoot the video. Nice relaxing background music. Good tips.
really appreciate it.. going on a boat going salt water fishing for the first time and haven't used spinner reels that much
Good reminders on techniques. Excellent video. Fish-on brother!
Thank you for the help in spin casting!
I enjoyed the video and thought I heard you mention that you were considering doing a video(s) about how to work different lures. I would love to see an instructional video about how to work top waters, jigs, soft plastics etc! I have so much fishing equipment but I think my technique is what really needs to be upgraded.
My main fear is that I'm going to end up hooking myself in the back lol
Brooklyn 99 has shook me to my core
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@@frankroberts5930 r/unexpectedbrooklyn99
Nice helpful video. Good job teaching these skills.
You are correct.. It's 50% if not more about working the lures once you are on the fish. If the fish is not in a frenzy(eats everything and supper aggressive) everything needs to come together to have a good bite on artificial lures. Retrieve, angle, depth,action, speed, etc. I will make a video once I get clear up some time the next couple weeks.
this is a very good video. i fish with baitcasters, spinning rods, my big cat round reels. once you learn how to cast, they're pretty much all the same in technique. some variations tho with your baitcasters, i.e., pitchin, flippin and so forth. but safety is always important! thanks for the vid. i learned some tips here.
that is very nice info. i am looking for how to properly store 2 piece rod. all information is about 1 piece but 2 piece nowhere. help needed please.
Sam, don't forget ... closing the bail by hand, then a little tug on the line to be sure you are tight to the spool ... no loops, and the bail spring will last a much longer time. Ya gotta do it fast when sight fishing. Oops, I see that Unitaper already covered this.
I put a like on your video because of you I know how to cast now
+maxbruhgamer thanks man!
your welcome
Good vid, stoked on some of these tips.
You are welcome! 👍
Fantastic video man, I learned a lot. Just subscribed, thanks.
Very Helpful for me as a beginner...
Looks like an amazing location.
Very helpful video! Thanks!
what rod is that your using
Good info...one thing that doesn't fly however is not reeling your leader through your guides(At least when using braid). That is absolutely necessary when using longer leaders. Especially the braid-mono/fluoro connections. All you have to do is use an appropriate knot....like the best braid to leader knot there is, the FG knot. If there is a swivel involved(needed for lures that spin)...ya don't reel through, that is murder on the guides.
I have a question sir, my spinning reel is very lossen. the line would easily come out . any tips to make it easier to fish?
tighten the drag on top of the reel
Every time you think he's about to give you a useful piece of information about how to cast a spinning rod, he frustrates you with another minute of BS, before he gets to it. Fast-forward to 2:00. Cut about 75% of the verbiage out of this video, and it would be tolerable. Ended up moving on to another video out of sheer frustration.
Great video! Thanks for the advice!
What clip is that on the roof you had the hook stowed away on
Tactical angler clip. Works great 👍
manually closing the bail with your hand instead of turning the handle to close the bail is also a good tip
Might be a good subject for the next video .. bundle it with how to sight cast. :)
Good idea... I might do that. I got some good stuff from the Bahamas.
Very good video. Thank you!
What is that clip on the top of your handle?
To keep your lure from swinging around in storage
I spooled it with 8 LB test mono for lighter lures, gave it some practice casts and found that it did cast well th-cam.com/users/postUgkxSlytCJqozTF7EbdP4LWP-HUXf9WRDJ0e , except that the anti-backlash setting had to be turned up almost all of the way to keep the "overcasts' ' down. I disassembled it, and found that if I potted some "shim washers" behind that anti-backlash magnet assembly, it got the magnets closer to the spool without rubbing, and I could get better control with about a 6 to 7 out out 10-Max setting. I also noticed that the handle shaft had some internal end play, maybe only 2 or 3 thousands of an inch, but it's still noticeable. If the anti-backlash and shaft tolerances were "tightened up" this would be a fantastic value. I've only used it for 4 days of fishing in a month's time, but I plan on keeping it.
You geared up for some big fish!
@ 0:38 on his left a fish jumps out of water
mullet
great video. I learned a lot.
good and informative vid, thanks!
Sam I Am thank you for the many golden ⭐️ nuggets 🤩
Glad you find it helpful.
good tutorial. you'll need to ff to 2:00 to cut out the extra ramble.
You did great job
Your video is great! It helped me lots! :)
Thank you very much.....very helpful
thanks for the tips very helpfull
Cool tips thanks👍🇺🇸
+Marcus Lopez you are welcome !
Best type of rod for a river / ocean?
Depends on what fish species you are going after.. Narrow it down to the fish you are targeting and then re-ask that question.
Great video.
Great video thank you.
You still making videos?
handy video, thanks mate.
Thank you sir!
Dan Wagner you are welcome glad you like it.
So easy to watch but too difficult to do for me : ) Thanks
I am around 4 foot tall and I was about to get a light 7 foot rod in the fishing shop then my step dad bought me a 9 foot heavy as hell rod
Instructions unclear,I drank bleach
Just bought a Daiwa 5 to 25g 7 foot. It's like an extra arm.
what was that in the water @ 6:20?
onealarmblaze that was a mullet jumping 👍
your mom
OmazingE30 lol
Great video
Shorter doesn't translate into accuracy. Trust me. I do a lot of fishing. A lot of time it is b/c of your rod. Some rods will allow you to make those accurate throw over and over...and what I mean by accuracy is putting it in your hand or right off the bankline. If you know what I mean. Sometimes the lure makes you accurate too.
Thank you
If you do a lot of overhead cast and you have an UL rod or a tiny one, you can hook your head. Just saying.
I really enjoy fishing. But, my boyfriend takes it to the extreme max. And he tells me how to cast my line and how to reel in a fish. Now, I feel awkward fishing around him. It's not fun anymore. What do I do?
Do you still fish around him?
To me, the perfect rod is around 7 or 7'3" to 7'4"....7'6" is ideal for lager fish like stripers.
great vid
Thanks !
Thanks!!!!!
show the tip of the rod
So cool
cool stuff
PErfect thanks
Who the hell disliked this video?
+Brutal_ MeMeS lots of haters out there lol
Brutal_ MeMeS people that came here for casting tips.
3:00 minutes in and I’m still waiting for you to show me how to cast a spinning rod accurately. - [ ] - [ ] Your finger should never touch the line. The bail (as mentioned) is down when you open it. Your finger should be touching the edge of the front of the spool to keep it from moving. You release your finger from the spool to control line feed, put you finger back on the spool to stop line feed, very similar to a bait casting reel. Your finger should never touch the line. Try this I think you will like it.to control line feed, put you finger back on the spool to stop line feed, very similar to a bait casting reel. Your finger should never touch the line. Try this I think you will like it.
rather untangle another birds nest that listen to more of this.
too much rambling
@ 2:29 you know you fucked your lure ? lol btw nice vid
good
Thx
there are some people ... (girls) that don't do it as efficiency lol the reason I'm here.
This guy speaks like mike tyson
This guy is like the saying "he knows rnough to be dangerous". Overhand makes allot more noise when it lands. Side arm is better, listen, if your learning, chew drew cavanaugh, or other saltwater flats fishing .
If you want to cast far get a 12ft or 13ft rod and spool your reel to just under the lip why do Americans use short rods it impeads your casting range
Then you ruling your really expensive reel
Half way into the video and not 1 cast yet. A bunch of donts and blah blah . Best way to teach something is show what to do . What not to do comes later whdn refining
Kids rods...get yourself a zippy or century..
This is krak up haha
he talking to damn much! just get to the point
are u black or asian
its not irrelevant if i'm curious.
He is a man and a good fisherman who is trying to teach you something, pay attention.
MusicforMe123 Man is not an ethnicity. but thanks for the effort.
Lol asking people if they are black or asain And your calling me not mature?
Lol you asked of he was black and asain not a mix
You talk to much
Thanks for the tips!
thanks for the tips very helpfull
great video
Thank you
so cool