wow i just got my first baitcaster. it took about an hour an i finally think that im OK to go fishing with it. still aren't very accurate but i will keep practicing for sure.
It's hell frustrating to correct any backlash/birdnesting....still trying to get use to baitcasting. I'll give it a few more weeks then I may just stay with spinncasting.
Steve, thanks for encouraging viewers to give a baitcaster a try. They are tricky, yes, very tricky and require a lot of patience and practice. It took me several years to work up the confidence to use one consistently; now I hardly go anywhere without one. Although I am R handed, I also prefer a L hand retrieve reel. It completely eliminates switching hands and you can set the hook with your "power" hand. Winkiedoodles
hey mate, great video. what is the cast weight for this outfit? im looking for a fairly light casting one, cheers
10tress10 1 year ago
@10tress10 Hi I'm casting 1/2oz spinnerbaits and lipless crankbaits.
Cheers Steve
stevedaviesfishing 1 year ago
wow i just got my first baitcaster. it took about an hour an i finally think that im OK to go fishing with it. still aren't very accurate but i will keep practicing for sure.
Number0N3User 2 years ago
It's hell frustrating to correct any backlash/birdnesting....still trying to get use to baitcasting. I'll give it a few more weeks then I may just stay with spinncasting.
fotograh 3 years ago
search on informative fisherman on youtube
he will give you realy good baitcast reel tips
fluebinder 2 years ago
thanks for that info steve - have tried one quite a few times but can't quite get the hang - will keep trying
BigTommy256 3 years ago
Steve, thanks for encouraging viewers to give a baitcaster a try. They are tricky, yes, very tricky and require a lot of patience and practice. It took me several years to work up the confidence to use one consistently; now I hardly go anywhere without one. Although I am R handed, I also prefer a L hand retrieve reel. It completely eliminates switching hands and you can set the hook with your "power" hand. Winkiedoodles
Winkiedoodles 3 years ago
yes agree 100% lefthand reels better.
stevedaviesfishing 3 years ago
Excellant baitcasting tips! Thanks
MelissaSheotes 3 years ago
so that's what i've been doing wrong...seriously, i enjoyed this...
1tialoca1 3 years ago