How to DOUBLE Your Cast - My 4 EASY KEYS for Long Distance Casting!
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- These 4 Keys will show you how to make Long Distance Casting smooth and easy.
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Roger Osborne shows you casting tips that will increase your overall fishing enjoyment.
Join Roger as he does some realistic test casts at a local playing field with his line fully rigged and baited for land based fishing.
If you haven't watched the first video on casting, check it out: • My BASIC Casting Techn...
00:00 - Intro
01:04 - Test Casts Fully Rigged!
03:46 - Key #1: Line Diameter
04:27 - Key #2: Correct Spooling Of Your Fishing Reel
07:09 - Test Cast With Less Line
08:42 - Key #3: Aerodynamic rig design
12:00 - Key #4: Aerodynamic bait set up
All the best with your fishing!
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Thanks Roger, from Cape Town, South Africa🐟🐟
Lekker man!
Every single detail very much informative thanks for ur time
Try an Angel Clip at your sinker to clip the baited hook or hooks onto. Happy to bend up a couple for you.
Good vid - lots of variables to consider. In an “ideal world” you’d just use a running sinker straight down to the hook. A big point not mentioned is many fisher folks trying to cast a bait to New Zealand when the Bream, Whiting, Tailor, Flathead etc are feeding in a gutter 40 feet in front of them. The ability to accurately cast a bait to where the fish are, trumps casting ability (distance) most times.
Hi Mark, yes I often use a running sinker straight to the hook depending on what type of fishing I am doing. You are right about fish often being close to shore. It is good to posses a long cast for specific applications. Many times, a long cast is a game changer when fishing for Snapper off the rocks.
Appreciate all your videos! Cheers from Southern California!
wow ! excellent tips, thank you, will try it out very soon on those casting tips
These are great videos. I have only been beach fishing for about a year and the vids in this series have been very informative and helpful, thanks
Hi Mathew, thanks for the feedback. Roger
A very on point and informative video, thank you for sharing your knowledge, using this examples on the other side of the world, that is how far you are reaching and making better fisherman.
Glad you enjoyed it!
id definitely apply your tips. and will get back to this thread if it improved my casting. Thanks a lot.
Really helpful thanks Roger.
So good. Great tutorials
Thanks for all your great content Roger, I have been a watcher & learner from all your videos and I am definitely starting to really improve my results, from hardly any success to now catching fish pretty much every time I go out when applying your tips, cheers and thanks heaps Mark, worming is next :)
Hi Blazing149, thanks for letting me know. Email me a photo through my website, cheers, Roger.
Awesome video, logical explanation for long cast. Subscribed!
Great video thanks for the info. There were some very useful tips
Nice,sharp and informative subscribed!!!👍👍
That 3 hook rig is genius never seen it before
Thats called gang hook
Love you're work drop shot helps me
Thanks for the video mate awesome, I definitely want to try that gang hook rig.
For you guys asking about braid, it casts so much better but if you're fishing on the rocks it will snap like cotton, mono has much better abrasion resistance.
The half hitch on the pilchid tail works great! I used to lose a lot of bait when casting and this helps a lot. Thanks!
Great to hear!
Ive been watching all your videos and absolutely loving them. Heading out to Redhead this weekend and will definitely be trying your tips and tricks. Id love to see a video on sinker selection applications and whats the different sizes and shapes used for.
Hi Davouchi, sorry about my slow response. Ok, there are a few things that influence sinker selection eg fishing application, line breaking strain, light-medium-or heavy fishing rod, bait size etc. There is actually a fair bit to it when I think about it. I will add this subject to my list of video topics. Roger
Very informative. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the really good rigging and baiting tips! Cheers!
Any time!
Great video i like the way you put the line around the bait instead of using cotton. This must be good for blue fish ( Shad).
awesome video. braid also adds benefits depends on how thin it is although i had problems with braid getting wind knots around my guides and breaking off. seeing the bait fly off to the distance and splashing a long way out is still a gr8 sight haha
That had to be a spooling issue on your side.
Huge thanks from Hobart Tasmania :-) cheers
Thanks Tim, you're welcome. Roger
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge I’ll let you know how I go next time I’m out
Thanks Martin.
Genius mate love ya tips work every time you deserve a slab
Legend! Thanks Mate.
Very interesting video, thanks for making the effort in sharing this info
Thanks Edwin, I hope it helps, Roger.
Thanks for a tips
Happy to help
Excellent video mate, have you ever used braid?
Do you have a video on your running rig for snapper.
Keep them coming.
very handy hints...i like the long cast information and the use of a shorter leader!!...........the spool line class makes a lot of sense,i cant say i have been a stickler for what i regard as light gear,but 25 lb isnt really light line class,but to me it is i do tend to use max 40lb line and consider anything less light line...so,ill begin respooling my reels with the max line class it is certified or recommended to use on the spool, and stop being a skull dragger lol, ill see how i go thanks for the great info!!...ill post a comment after i go for a fish next week,hopefully i can get better distance and get some good fish too!!
Great video
Thanks Drum Slayer. Roger
Great video Roger. Years ago, I use to go down to our local football oval to hone my casting technique, until one day my snapper sinker line snapped and the heavy sinker sailed through the air, twice as far and fast than it would have if still dragging line behind it. I heard a loud BANG, as it went through the side of a caravan parked is a blokes driveway, about 180 meters away. A very expensive cast that turned out to be !.
Hi Steve, Wow that's amazing. Yes it's a risk if you are in a built up area. Thankfully it didn't hit a person. Roger
I was a try heard but thanks to you now I catch fish every time I go fishig 🎉
That's awesome Tang
Great video mate in my opinion nothing can replace the sidecast when it comes to distance using light line or heavy it always comes of freely also you can get more power in the cast when the real is kept close during the cast
Hi Paolo, Yes, I love side cast reels. Thanks for your comment. Roger
super from uk
bonjour mr roger pour ces techniques d éshages de la sardine et octopus merci
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Great video, what size/length rods did you use for this casting?
12:30 so cleanly done. you should make a video on rigging up bait. gret video
Thanks Grenald
Love your work as always,Roger on the half hitch on the pillie tail I've often used BAIT BUDDY!!!Any thoughts on that would be greatly appreciated,thanks in advance!!!🎣
Hi Michael, I think that bait buddy would be great. I have not used it but can see how it would work.
Wow!was that a samaki 3pound to 7pound 7ft rod with a pen fierce 3 2500 bait feeder?
I have the same combo I use for flathead and snapper loaded with 15pound braid, rod length 16pound sunline rock fluro fg knot.
Best rod and reel combo I have ever used with half pillies with the mustad big mouth hooks.
Roger, Thanks for all your great videos. So many good ideas for a novice like me. Please can you tell us how the braided line fits into the casting distance equation? Sorry if I have missed this in your other videos. Tim
You can cast further with Braid because of its thin diameter but it is not suitable for all fishing applications
Roger, thanks. I found your video on the subject. Tim
Hi mate a tip, wet your line on the spool with freshwater with a tiny drop of dish liquid will improve the cast
Thanks for the tip
Can you make a video of you rock fishing rigs ,and you rod reel setup what lb line would you recomend
Alby, I am planning to do that soon.
Hi Roger. Great video. I like the three hook bait set up. Do you ever use a clipped bait rig, for example on a pulley rig, as this makes the bait and weight very slim and aerodynamic, no flapping about.
Thanks Kevin, I am not familiar with a clipped bait rig. I will have to look into it, Regards Roger
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger, here is one good explanation of how it works th-cam.com/video/92VqHK_Vz-I/w-d-xo.html
Just by changing to a snapper sinker from a bomb sinker i was able to cast the same distance with half the weight. So sinker weights in relation to rod size and rod sinker/lure rating plays a major part in it as well. With a 13foot surf rod and 5oz (141grams which is what the rod is rated for) i can hit around 100meters. I have a set up of 3 for pier fishing, close in under 5-25meters with a 7ft 2oz rated rod, middle of around 50meter with a 8ft and a 2oz and my 13 ft surf rod for around 100meters at 4-5oz depending on weather. I am using a paternoster rigs with all my rods for snapper / whiting / flatheads.
Thanks XR8, good job. Casting 100m is a great capability to possess. Seems like the sinker shape makes a big difference as well.
Hi! Thank you for the video. If I am using a 20 lbs mono fishing line on a 420 cm 6000 spin reel - what type of line I should use to build the leader /rig?
Point your reel to the ground and use the backbone of the rod to cast instead of loading up the backbone the opposite way. i have never cast the way you are showing it amazes me how many people are doing this anyway try it you may be surprised at the results .cheers Rodger luv your channel.
Cool, thanks
Hi Roger, thanks for all the great content mate. I really enjoy your videos, I think your way of explaining is by far the best. Good job
Much appreciated
Hi want know the length of your line say from the tip of your rod further down for casting purpose how long must it be.i see guys casting say about a meter and some longer line length when they cast.what must it be to have a far cast pls.
How can anyone disliked your video?
Thanks Heng, all the best with your fishing.
Thanks, really helpful. For a ganged hook, why have a leader at all if you could get the sinker closer to the bait for streamlined air travel? Is it just for preventing bite-off?
Hi Rob, yes, you don't really need a leader and it is more streamlined without one. I often fish with no leader and even no sinker, Roger.
Roger Osborne thank you
and depends on rod length type style line sinker and leader ???
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I use a similar set up to you a 12foot rod with same reel as you and with 30LB line but I only cast like 30-50m I need some advice how to cast 70m plus please good video btw enjoyed
Hi Luk, it is probably your casting action and how much power you are putting into your cast. Have a look at my first casting video, Roger.
try using a dingle dangle with cast release clip you will find that you will cast a lot better !!!!! and use a spinning reel
What are your thoughts on braid on the reel with a mono leader v mono for everything??
Hi Andrew, braid has a better diameter than mono however you need to exert power for a long cast and my concern is that there is high probability of cutting your finger otherwise you would need some sort of finger protection.
I don't think braid is suitable for Rock Fishing. Roger
Braid on a sandy beach is ok. some people use braid straight through, others use a tapered leader. With Braid you MUST protect your finger. I use an old inner tube cut off. Braid casts further and sits better in a strong wind. Mono is more forgiving on the cast because it has a little stretch, which is why it's not very sensitive to bites, whereas with braid you see every nibble. I wouldnt use mono straight through where we live, England because we have to use heavier leads to hold in te tides. If you throw a 6oz lead, you would need a 70lb mono for casting, the thickness of whihc would seriously shorten your cast. We tend to use a 15lb mono mainline with a 70lb shockleader.
Thanks
I approxuate distance by countin number of turns of reel handle, specially at night.... 12 ft overhead rod, 6½ Alvey, 80lb braid, 80g slug...guess the distance thrown....70-80 yards or 150 turns Alvey reel...liked ya vid
Hi Roger, from your experience, doesn't the shorter lead spook fish because the main line can be seen more? I don't have much experience other than using a long lead that ends up flying short distance so I really want to follow your video. I'm a novice fisho. 😊
Hi There, I have done a fair bit of fishing using short leaders to achieve more distance. I don't think that it makes any difference to the fish, you still catch heaps, Roger.
Hi Jeremiah. Google the South African rock and surf fishing tutorials. We use long hook and sinker traces with a bait clip. 120-150m (130-170 yds) with a big bait is easy with this method.
What is the best long cast spinning spool reel you recommend?
i'm in England and I use a Penn Battle 2 7000lc, it's a little heavy but it's bulletproof.
You might try casting wet line to compare .
Hi Gene, I tend to think that wet line would not make a great deal of difference.
Have you tried a bait clip ? A big improvement when your looking for distance.
Kimblewt, what is a bait clip?
@@RogerOsborneFishing Hi Roger, use a bait clip to join the bait to the lead which stops the bait flapping around, the bait releases from the weight the moment it hits the water. Could I introduce you to a site where this is shown very well, it's called TA fishing, here in the UK, look at the beach fishing rigs. Good ideas here, I like the pulley pennel rig. Best wishes to you.
How long were the fishing rods in feet? Thanks
Hi Humberto, my fishing rods were 12feet long, Roger
Why no information about casting weight that suits your rod?
87 meters is 95 yards i would be very happy with that!
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Where are you living in Australia?
Ulladulla South Coast NSW
For max distance, cast out before you bait up and retrieve - pump and wind. Don't have the line wrapped on under too much pressure and have a leader of only 12''. This is for max distance. Wet line, not too tight on reel and a short leader and have the sinker hanging 4'- 6' from the tip of the rod. You get further from a wharf because of this. Oh' and flick the hell out of it, max your speed and power, the rod and line will be fine, don't cast it like you are passing a ball, launch it like a rocket going to hell, never to return.
Thanks just me, great feedback
@@RogerOsborneFishing I forgot the parts about having your spool as full as possible, never put a hook through your runners, don't let anything nick or abrase a runner, wipe them over with some mr sheen, even spray the line if you use seperate line for traces it's silicone based, great stuff and when you were casting you were hindered by the fence behind you. If you did all this stuff including mr sheen on your line and spool and could use full extended arm MAX POWER and try to snap the rod [ never going to happen ] you would get noticeable more distance and it would make another vid subject! lol. Roger, what make/model was/is the spinning reel you had.
You must miss fish because the hook is filled by the bait, put the hook so it sticks out , can bind it with elastic thread.
Hi Kimblewt, I always leave the barb exposed when fishing and often put a half hitch around the top to hold the bait in place, Roger
Ledgendary advice, once again, it all makes sense
Make sure no dogs in park to grab the bait
Yes definitely !
dog fish
I notice you have a drone. How about drone casting for distance? 200m easy. lol
The drone belongs to my photographer, but that would be fun. I know that there are a few guys doing it in Aus and N.Z
Unless it's dead low tide,the fish are at your feet,literally
no
When casting with that much line produced wind knots far to much you less line than you indicated
Seems crazy to have to fill up a spool with line you will never use to make it all work right. With the level of technology these days, the makers of reels/spools should make spools adjustable. Or maybe get extra spools with the reel. The old reel needs upgrading big-time but the designers never ask us older fishermen what we want. Like, I want a reel where I can flip the crank to either side instantly............hear, hear. I prefer a much longer crank stem but these are not adjustable. So, hey DESIGNERS, do you see what I mean ? We want to be amazed at all the new refinements you can give us to enjoy. Yes I'm a dedicated SRF, spin reel fisherman and I love everything about it except right-hand-cranks. Why ? I have learnt from years of experience to protect my right hand at all times from hooks, barbs, fish and sea critters. So it's only job is to hold and work the rod. You see, your right hand has extra skills that your lefty don't. These would be writing/drawing, picking your right nostril, shaking hands, using scissors, shooting a firearm and even wiping ya bum. Please remember not to make these innovations too expensive for us and why not grab a cheap fishing combo on the weekend and you will begin to understand the limitations of the sport through pure under-development of fishing gear.
That reminds me of the old Mitchell Garcia 300 reels I used as a kid. They offered regular and high capacity spools, regular didn't need very much line to be full.
Most people use a cheaper backing mono line under there braided main line to pre fill the spool. That way you only have vto load the spool with as much of the more expensive braid as you need.
100m is for beginners 😂😂😂
Really poor caster damn
Oh well, just have to cast further, Ha Ha.
goddamn, watched this video skipping every 3 minute or so and still couldn't figure out how to double my cast. Can you simplify your vids even more and just get to it, don't need all the explanation and shit.
Robert, there are a number of factors that influence distance. Casting Technique, Line Diameter, Aerodynamics, Correctly Spooled Reel, Balanced Equipment etc. Watch all of the video as I cover a number of these.
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Took my brand new Battle II 5000 for a spin yesterday for the very first time and I hooked a 20lb yellowtail using a Ugly Stik X2 (medium hard) rod th-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . This combo was recommended on some website and it did not disappoint me. The reel is smooth, the drag click is pretty cool cause i think it adds to the excitement of fighting the fish, personally the drag is my favorite part. I use braid and 300 yards will fill the entire spool. This combo is my main setup from now on although I have to disclose I am new to fishing.