Casting A Brick

[MaxWragg1]

did he actually hook anything? (jk) thats some rod!

[curtgowdysharkhunter]

wow the most ive casted was twenty ounces and that nearly ripped my thumb off

[saltycreefer]

Catch any rockfish???

[73059]

Not bad, but why cast it in the water?

[bearsbugs]

I don't know when I would ever want to cast a 4 pound brick,

but it's nice to know that there are fishing rods out there that can do it.

[turnfootsherlock]

why fools a prick with a brick

[turnfootsherlock]

why fools

[theerick45]

Great song, very impressive!

[camejopous]

insane

[jmadre27909]

Okay trollz, it's a brick being used to demonstrate the strength of the rod. Rob's not fishing and we don't normally use bricks at Hatteras.

Also, stop bragging about your sister being able to handle a rod.

[VIDEOZAL]

the rod can handle it, the line can handle it, your whist can't... do it for 10 more times and your have a carpal tunnel syndrome or something like that

[tunnellrat666]

dude that brick went further than my normal rigs lol, btw i am a novice

[doormanstu]

my sister could have cast better than that red neck pussy!!

[stupidfuc]

try aiming it straight next time over your head. just a suggestion.

[ASwordAndAKey]

morons

[cupiddstunt]

You were never going to get very much compression in the rod with that style of cast.

If you had the brick at your feet instead of out behind you then you would have got a lot more compression into the rod and hence more distance, or maybe as you said snap the rod.

[irich62]

didn't go very far. btw, what kind of fish bites bricks anyhow?

[crocksrock101]

gez robbie, nice!

[trollintheblue]

what is the point? if i need this much weight i probablly am just dropping to the deep for swords no need to cast

[K0K4NE]

fuck sake, give it some beans

[gutcast]

cast proplely m8 i could backcast that brick easy

[porlodinio]

Don't worry, we're not all as patronising as the last guy in New Zealand, well done for casting a brick.

[1voice2many]

I see so many people post videos about casting further and harder and think to myself "Fish smarter, not harder". This is what we do in the fair land of New Zealand. Get 2-3 frozen berley bombs wait for the incoming tide, walk down to where we cast, hammer the berleys into the sand and wait for the tide to come in and cast to the berleys and whammo fish. Guess a 300 meter cast is useful for something, just not sure what.

[darkwolf919]

What's a berley bomb? Never heard of that before...

[1voice2many]

A berley bombs come in a variety of different types. It can be made up of mashed up bait fish mixed with fish oils, pellets, shell fish etc. It's basically a frozen slab of different types of foods that fish eat. It comes in a mesh so when you put it in the water it doesn't float away with the tide but it does disperse oils and scents into the water which helps brings the fish in looking for food.

[malchurn]

merry xmas, happy new year and happy holidays to all

[nemesisslr]

didnt even pendulum it! :-)

you lot are bloody mental!

[lalasbr]

Awesome brother... Do you have any ideia of this rod RRP ??? is there a way to send one to Brazil ???

Thanks !

Lalas

[littlegoobie]

you have fish that chase bricks down there?

[GBLT]

IDIOT !

[Ozzmosis1]

Here is a tip....: Next time just pick the brick up with your hand and throw it out there. You will get better distance but I doubt your hookup ratio will improve. I would liek to see a vid using a 4-6oz weight and a little more effort.

[supadroppa]

Ok it's a good rod for the brick,but with the sinker how cast?

[malchurn]

Is it a Wheel's Reels rod?

[malchurn]

prob a backcasting rod.

[malchurn]

Carbon rods will break, they are not indestructible.

cheap ones will break easier than fibreglass because carbon on its own is brittle.

[piercj2]

he cast a friggin brick with it... i wouldn't consider that brittle

[malchurn]

brittle means ok until it breaks suddenly...

[malchurn]

I shattered somebodys cheapy carbon rod (just casting a float) once during a fishing trip, boom went the upper middle and the remains of tip section ended up sliding down the line.

[piercj2]

"cheapy" is the key word there. the rod demonstrated in this video is high quality and anything but cheap.

[malchurn]

whats the bite detection like ie the upper tip?

any kevlar in it?

[jckea]

really...what kind of rod is that? is it called "the nail" or did you put that name on the rod?

[Aliencaster]

Try pendulum casting with it!

[ick5353]

Hahaha!!!  That's freaking awesome! Where can I get one of those rods???

[Aliencaster]

Try a pendulum cast LOL

[zeeksgarage]

LOL!

Perfect!!!