How to Practice Using a Baitcaster - Baitcasting 101

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • In this episode I show you how to practice using a baitcaster in your backyard, so that you can improve your bait casting skills when you hit the water. Pick up a practice weight or a dummy weight, the one used in this video is by South Bend and can be purchased on Amazon for $5.00. I first talk about fundamental knowledge that will help you with your overall casting. I then setup small targets around my casting area that I aim to hit utilizing several style of cast. The ones I go over include the pitch, overhand cast and the roll cast. Practicing when you are off the water will give you the confidence to use your baitcaster when it matters. Be sure to fine tune your baitcaster by using the instructions provided in this video: • Tuning Your Baitcaster...
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  • @GulfSouthGene
    @GulfSouthGene 7 лет назад +14

    You are the "MAN", learning from your videos. Maybe an old 75 yr old, will finally get it right.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +4

      The fact that you are still learning and attempting to learn is all that matters. Kudos to you and thanks for watching!

  • @mikemcelveen2973
    @mikemcelveen2973 7 лет назад +21

    Dude! you cast like a wild west gunslinger! lol..Seriously this is helpful for the guys and gals who are interested in a baitcaster reel. I learned how about five years ago and it has opened my fishing up to many techniques and improved catch rates. You might want to fill those red solo cups with something strong to keep your frustration level down until you get the hang of it..Thanks for the care you put in your vids and helping others learning to fish! Tight lines!!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +4

      Mike Mcelveen Thanks for the great comment, I find that it can be a lot of fun practicing, it definitely helps on the water.

    • @bigal1419
      @bigal1419 7 лет назад

      Mike Mcelvee

  • @greenogue10
    @greenogue10 6 лет назад +3

    Hey josh, im new to baitcasters, thank you for the tips, i went out on our local river here in dublin ireland today, my god i birdsnest more times than expected but i stuck with it, i picked a target in the river and just kept casting towards it on till i consistently kept hiting the exact target, i took all your advise on board from your videos. Keep up the good work buddy. Darren

  • @bigo8192
    @bigo8192 7 лет назад +6

    Nice tutorial. I'm going to get one for my next b day the wife has been asking me what i want. what is a good saltwater baicaster set up that won't break the bank. will 200 put me in a decent rod and reel.I value your opinion! Thanks

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +5

      Big O! Absolutely, the Lew's speed spool is $100 and a St. Croix Mojo bass will make for a great setup I'm your price bracket.

  • @jnsadavis5978
    @jnsadavis5978 7 лет назад +4

    Great video, Joshua. This is one of the first videos I've seen that actually encourages practice casting skills. I remember my dad years ago setting up the rings from Yard Darts in the yard and spending hours casting to them. I fish in a sitting position in a kayak and practice sitting in my yard in a lawn chair. The neighbors think I'm crazy, but it preps me for what I will face on the water. Thanks again for the video. Top notch.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +2

      Jeff Davis Glad the video had you reminiscing on great times, those are some of the best memories. Thanks for the comment.

  • @MaryK4242
    @MaryK4242 7 лет назад +3

    Crap, I just loaded my new baitcaster (Piscifun Torrent) with braided. :( Thanks for the video!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      You''ll be fine and you're welcome!

  • @tshxinsomniac
    @tshxinsomniac 7 лет назад +2

    I've had more trouble with birdsnests with flourocarbon than I have with braided line. my fluoro would always break after a few birdsnests and personally I find the braided easier to fix when it gets a birdsnest.

    • @jamie.777
      @jamie.777 Год назад

      Amen. . Braided is SO much easier than mono or fluro. I learned with braid.

  • @zanemyers8004
    @zanemyers8004 7 лет назад +2

    Good tutorial but for some reason I can't cast mono or fluorocarbon at all but can cast bombs with braid. Just personal preference I guess.

  • @HolyPlague1
    @HolyPlague1 7 лет назад +10

    Thank you Josh! This is the video I've been waiting to see. Very informative. Thank you for taking the time to explain everything. You cracked me up when you hit the two cups at the same time. Keep up the great work.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +2

      C.P Bagley It was an awesome shot lol. Glad you liked this one Chris, how's the recovery coming along?

    • @HolyPlague1
      @HolyPlague1 7 лет назад

      Joshua Thanks for asking. I'm doing good slow but steady.

  • @JoseDiaz-vh9xl
    @JoseDiaz-vh9xl 7 лет назад +4

    What about a video to increase casting distance and how line factors in?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +4

      +Jose Diaz I can definitely work on something, thanks for the suggestion.

  • @middleagerebirth
    @middleagerebirth 7 лет назад +3

    nice shots! overall a great video...gonna jump on Amazon and then get to practicing... I have a bass pro mega caster reel. little cheap reel but for now its working...

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Isaac Malabanan Thanks bud, get those weights and have fun. It's great for the kids to.

  • @longhornsfan1ify
    @longhornsfan1ify 4 года назад +1

    I don't have a practice plug so I usually just use a fishing weight

  • @johnbaker4847
    @johnbaker4847 5 лет назад +3

    just bought/started using a baitcaster, thanks for the tips. ust need to remember patience and practice... 😊

  • @morosso1968
    @morosso1968 6 лет назад +3

    you have the aim straight as an arrow, awesome!
    thank you josh! :)

  • @InfinityFishing
    @InfinityFishing 6 лет назад +1

    he is so good that he can force swallow a bait right into mouth of a bass yards away lol

  • @CaptChrisCanning
    @CaptChrisCanning 7 лет назад +2

    Good tutorial for beginners! 💯😊

  • @vinfish4697
    @vinfish4697 6 лет назад +2

    No wonder I can’t pich it’s not about a pendulum swing nice video Thx for sharing

  • @austingreenough8379
    @austingreenough8379 3 года назад +1

    I learned on braid lol

  • @manifestgtr
    @manifestgtr 6 лет назад

    Guys, anyone who doesn’t have plugs or wants to get out there before theirs ship...I use old and “getting old” frogs for practice. They have a realistic weight and look for something you might actually be throwing and they don’t get caught up in stuff. You can also throw old, dead spinnerbaits with the hooks clipped or taped up with duct tape

  • @cottonrbxx
    @cottonrbxx 7 лет назад +3

    i hving trouble doing overhead cast. i always ended up hving the lure hitting three feet in front of me, any advise?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Pull your thumb off the spool sooner.

    • @oscartorres1493
      @oscartorres1493 7 лет назад +1

      Salty Scales I just started using a baitcaster and I wanted to ask you about the drag. What's it for?

  • @charlesthaden3545
    @charlesthaden3545 6 лет назад +1

    You kinda look like a slightly chubby Jason Belmonte. The last guy I watched looked like Forrest Gump. lol

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      Come on now, I look better than that. I am plump not chubby lmao!

  • @ilarabia
    @ilarabia 2 года назад

    Captain oh captain you're the best illustrator on the web. So here are my questions, as a long time fly fisher expanding my skills to include bait casting. Incidentally, I am an Oregon trout, steelhead fisher so line size, lure size & types as well as rod type & length change. Can you focus a demonstration for us western waters (Oregon, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana) fishermen. Please!

  • @chrisbaker2306
    @chrisbaker2306 7 лет назад +1

    3:38 don't you hate it when people dump there garbage were you fish.

  • @pbbass2472
    @pbbass2472 7 лет назад +2

    Yeah i had braid on my reel and had to buy new line

  • @kriswin1146
    @kriswin1146 2 года назад

    New subscriber
    Very helpful video.
    Watching from Myanmar.

  • @gonzarb93
    @gonzarb93 3 года назад

    Hello sr. I have an really strange idea in mind want to know your opinion. I have a really thin and sensible rod "Okuma arena" 4.2 meters I use it for surf fishing in beach with 6oz sinker and two hooks. I want a small reel, i only cast 130yds with my fathom ii 12 , but is to big for that rod, so I was thinking on a baitcasting reel. Could reach the same distance than mi fathom ii? What you think? I get small fishes in my country so drag wouldn't be a problem to me. Thanks and have a nice day

  • @robertveith2571
    @robertveith2571 Год назад

    I used a bait caster for years I don't understand why is it everyone uses the breaks I use the tension knob just to get play out of spool I use a Calcutta 250. G.T.B. never set the breaks I get longer cast and can cast lighter lures I use my thumb and nothing else!!!!!!!!

  • @rylanbutler3615
    @rylanbutler3615 6 лет назад +1

    Good vid

  • @Vertchu
    @Vertchu 7 лет назад +1

    Very good video. I'm just getting into fishing, and your videos are helpfull. Thanks

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Glad to hear that bud, thanks for commenting.

  • @chrism1190
    @chrism1190 7 лет назад +1

    Why can't you just use a lead weight?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      You could but Lead bends and deforms, this weight will not.

  • @andrewr3846
    @andrewr3846 7 лет назад +1

    Is this the 1000 degree weight challenge?

  • @johnbaxter6494
    @johnbaxter6494 4 года назад

    Question: I am used to a spinning reel with the crank on the left (I'm a right hander). I see that most guys on RUclips have the crank on the right for a bait casting reel. I just bought a bait casting reel with crank on the left like the spin reel....mistake?

  • @stephanieguindon7872
    @stephanieguindon7872 7 лет назад +3

    First Like!

  • @martyepperly5803
    @martyepperly5803 7 лет назад +1

    Great video. Just what the doctor ordered. I got 3 of those casting plugs(different weights) at BPS. I remember using practice plugs on my Zebco 202 many moons ago. I, too, come from the "spinning" community. I've just started working on pitching and side casting. The wrist gets tired from the pitching. 😕 With the side casting, I'm doing something wrong. I'm right handed and I keep slinging to the left.🤔

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Keep on practicing and work on your rod placement and when you let go of the line, you will get it.

  • @jamie.777
    @jamie.777 Год назад

    I find braided line is perfect for bait casting. Less back lash. I use fluro as a leader. Braided is just so much smoother. I had trouble with mono in the beginning. I stick with braid [a fluro leader.for worms]

  • @-pschar4290
    @-pschar4290 5 лет назад

    Rico Suave of baitcasting.. I gotta know. Is it just a habit, a repetition thing, why do you flip it with your left before you reel. Instead of going straight to your retrieve hand.

  • @jamescooper2618
    @jamescooper2618 7 лет назад +1

    My Wal Mart has those South Bend practice weights for like $1.98 for a 2 pack. I bought a bunch of 'em.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Nice, can't beat those prices.

  • @Jqbigrig
    @Jqbigrig 7 лет назад +9

    o you should do a video on what happens when you put a baitcaster reel on a spinning rod and vica versa!

  • @richarddeboer8934
    @richarddeboer8934 5 лет назад

    Fun to watch great quality vid, but the domino stones you turn over behind the stones not right away.
    Butt even that it was nice in the sun casting, all most winter out here gonna praktisch it here in the snow in few weeks. Just to hold on the feeling untill spring. Lol
    And for the guys out there, never got a back-lash with braid that i cant resolve never had to buy new line they always come out.

  • @drewhil23
    @drewhil23 6 лет назад

    Looking for a good bait caster, was just at dicks have some ok ones then went to pro shop and really not trying to spend $400 any help would be appreciated

  • @nicholasfantini3638
    @nicholasfantini3638 Год назад

    The one thing ive found with line on my baitcaster, mono is alot cheaper. So you don't. Cringe as bad when you got to cut out those birds Nests

  • @64MrDanny
    @64MrDanny 7 лет назад +1

    NIIIIICE,,, I know what I'm gonna be doing at the park this Saturday... With my new baitcaster combo...😎🤜🤛

  • @Jer-Michael
    @Jer-Michael 3 года назад +1

    Incredibly helpful videos brother! Absolutely appreciate you! New subscriber 💯

  • @lookin2kayakandbike664
    @lookin2kayakandbike664 7 лет назад +1

    Finally some good pointers for learning how to use a baitcaster. Thanks for posting this video. It's given me lot's to work on. I'm learning to use a baitcaster and this will help me. I'm not a young guy but gotta start somewhere. I'm using some old reels that I've had forever but never used. Got good at fishing with spinning tackle and simply never picked them up again, plus never took time to learn how to fish freshwater. So, we'll see how it goes this time around... hahaha. Thanks!!!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      +Lookin 2kayak Never to old to learn or achieve greatness, whether it's a small or big task. Thanks for the comment.

  • @andrewfarrant198
    @andrewfarrant198 7 лет назад +1

    Practice plugs come in two different weights that I found, 1/4oz & 3/8oz. Thank you for showing better practice techniques, now I can work on accuracy.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      You're welcome Andrew, glad to help. Practice makes perfect.

  • @polly8220
    @polly8220 6 лет назад +1

    I really should have watched a few of your videos before going out with my bait caster for the first time. I didn’t do too bad. But the next trip should be a whole lot better after this. Thanks. UK 👍🏻

  • @marksayers9968
    @marksayers9968 6 лет назад

    Hey Josh, I noticed that you cast right handed and then swap over and reel in left handed. Is there a reason for this ?? I would always have the rod in my strongest hand for both casting and reeling in.

  • @dkrol997
    @dkrol997 7 лет назад +1

    so do you always switch your rod between hands? if yes why do you do that instead of getting a left handed reel so you can use your right hand to cast and left to reel in? just curious as I'm trying to see which I should go with

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +2

      Jordan Colburn It's a valid question, I do always switch my hand, for some reason I find that with a baitcaster, I'm more comfortable holding the rod and reel with my left hand and having the control with my right. It's defferent then with a spinning reel, I believe it's because of the kind of grip that it is.Do what feels comfortable to you.

    • @dkrol997
      @dkrol997 7 лет назад +1

      Salty Scales that makes sense I can dig it, do you guys have a video on best combo baitcasting for a budget beginner?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      No but stay tuned. I have one coming.

    • @dkrol997
      @dkrol997 7 лет назад +1

      Salty Scales perfect, I'll be looking for it. thank you sir your videos get me excited to get out fishing

  • @ipod1978
    @ipod1978 7 лет назад +1

    I honestly thought braid would have been less hassle. I've ordered some braid for a new baitcaster combo set I recently received as a gift and was in fact going to spool on some of that tomorrow evening to practise with but not so sure now. I have a full spool of mono but not so sure now. Great video bud

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      I suppose it's all subjective but in my opinion I find it easier to work with mono and flouro.

  • @danielC5592
    @danielC5592 2 года назад

    Hi Joshua, just wonder why you didn't insert your line to the first ring of the rod.

  • @Rc-Adventurers
    @Rc-Adventurers 6 лет назад +1

    For a beginner is a medium heavy, or heavy better to learn on? Also on a spinning reel I cast with my right and reel with my left. So for my first baitcasting reel I bought a left handed reel so I can still cast with my right and reel with left without changing hands. Is that wrong?

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      I think you will like the feel of the medium heavy much better. I am right handed but I reel with my left on spinning reels, whatever feels most comfortable is the right way.

  • @YAKMANONT
    @YAKMANONT 7 лет назад +1

    Baitcasters got to love them

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      YAKMAN ONT I do, my wife says I have a reel addiction, I think she might be right.

    • @YAKMANONT
      @YAKMANONT 7 лет назад +1

      Joshua Taylor LMOL

  • @MrCgooden
    @MrCgooden 7 лет назад +1

    How much force to you place on your cast? It seems like every time I try to cast for distance I end up with a birds nest.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      If you are casting too hard, the spool will spin very rapidly causing a birdsnest. I would get familiar casting before attempting to cast far.

  • @leolamaeestabas3663
    @leolamaeestabas3663 6 лет назад +1

    thank you josh.... your video is informative.. im just a beginner and start in learning how to use my baitcaster..

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      You are welcome, glad to have helped.

  • @jpofficialyoutubechannel
    @jpofficialyoutubechannel 4 года назад

    Keyboard warrior here. Thanks for the reminder. Hahaha. jk

  • @BJJandBS
    @BJJandBS 6 лет назад

    lol those overhead casts were so fake. you can see the string dangling.

  • @zedular098
    @zedular098 5 лет назад

    Now i don't understend one thing, you hold the rod in right hand, and non stop shift rod from right hand to left hand so that u can reel in, why just not buy baitcaster with handle on left side?

  • @daviddavis8476
    @daviddavis8476 7 лет назад +1

    i use an old lure that ive taken the hooks off of it works when you cant get the practice plugs thanks for the casting tips ill be sure to try these tips out is there a way to skip with a baitcaster ive tried several times with no success

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      That is not a bad idea either, skipping is all about the trajectory and the lure type. Make sure your lure has a small flat profile for best result. Try and practice the roll cast close to the water.

  • @c4hI0fo2p
    @c4hI0fo2p 8 месяцев назад

    Dude! Spot on!! Thank you so much, the explanation on the “jerking” on the overhand and how that causes the birdnesting is just what I needed. I couldn’t figure it out. I just recently bought my first baitcaster (a really good one too) and I’ve more or less just put it in the corner not wanting to look at it because of the issues. I think I’m going to get it respooled with mono instead of the braid that they recommended. Thanks again.

  • @bigjgordon
    @bigjgordon 7 лет назад +1

    One tip I try to do is keep the reel turned completely sideways so that my thumb on the spool is not over extended on the back swing. It also gives a bit more range when you allow the rod to pivot in the crook of the thumb and forefinger. With significant arthritis in my thumbs, this really helps alleviate the pain after being on the water for a weekend.

  • @claymartin9821
    @claymartin9821 7 лет назад +1

    Hey Josh I'm new to bait casters and this video has helped me a lot I'm not getting as much backlashes and I'm more accurate with my pitches and casts thanks so much

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      Glad to hear that Clay, keep practicing and you will be sharp shooting in no time.

  • @bigredforever
    @bigredforever 7 лет назад +1

    Good info on the over head, I just saw what i've been doing wrong. I'm new to Baitcasters and you are right about the mono vs braid . I was doing good with the mono but changed to braid and yes a few bird nest came with that.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      Thank you Mike, glad you could take something from the video.

  • @durgagurung7946
    @durgagurung7946 5 месяцев назад

    How many max wgt we can cast in baitcaster?! Can we cast as like
    spinning reel??

  • @robertdurio509
    @robertdurio509 4 года назад

    My first bit of advice to someone contemplating a baitcaster is, if you are right handed, get a left hand retrieve, and visa versa. You will save yourself untold thousands of instances of hand-changes, casting with the right, moving rod to left and cranking with right, back to the right for casting, and back to the left for retrieving rinse and repeat hundreds of times per day.. What a massive pain, and you can avoid it all, by buying the opposite side retrieve. You will NOT regret it. Everything works so much better without changing the rod from one hand to the other, to the other to the other.................................................................................

    • @jamie.777
      @jamie.777 Год назад

      Wish I learned that way. 😪

  • @yuureihaiku
    @yuureihaiku 7 лет назад +1

    your bait casting videos are the best i have seen. They have taught me a lot. Thanks!!! you have earned a sub!

  • @marciaholiman1585
    @marciaholiman1585 7 лет назад +1

    100th comment

  • @inourider8174
    @inourider8174 6 лет назад +1

    Line weight for practice? Bass beginner here. Enjoy your vids. Thanks

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  6 лет назад

      I'd recommend 10 to 20lb

    • @ElChiposorus
      @ElChiposorus 6 лет назад

      Josh is spot on. I started with 10lb braid. Holy hell was that a nightmare, constant bird's nests. Switched to 12lb floro, huge difference. Make sure you keep your lures weights within the range of your rod. That'll help as well

  • @MrCCCfitness
    @MrCCCfitness 7 лет назад +1

    Great job and explanation.

  • @adw4464
    @adw4464 7 лет назад +1

    Awesome !! Thanks Again !!!

  • @lsquare8520
    @lsquare8520 7 лет назад +1

    hey josh, I enjoy your videos, how about a blue crab, shrimp video, in the tampa bay area, ATTABOY!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      I like the idea bud, I am sure I can put some videos together. Thanks for the comments.

    • @lsquare8520
      @lsquare8520 7 лет назад

      sure thing, thank you

  • @donmegadonmega3533
    @donmegadonmega3533 6 лет назад +1

    When I got my 1st ever bait caster I practiced using my sisters hoola hoops lol

  • @txman201
    @txman201 6 лет назад

    Fluorocarbon is generally very stiff compared to monofilament line, so I would recommend against fluoro for learning baitcasters. Additionally, spool up with a heavier pound test (mono) line when learning. The spool holds less, and the larger diameter line is much easier to manipulate when that inevitable backlash does occur. Twenty pound test mono is a great choice when learning. The practice plugs are cheaper if you walk into Walmart.

    • @jamie.777
      @jamie.777 Год назад

      Just use a drop shot lead sinker, wrapped in duck tape.. cheap practice plug

  • @crystalarnold5212
    @crystalarnold5212 7 лет назад +1

    Great information, Thank you for the tips! You're great at casting!

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      +Crystal Arnold Thanks Crystal, I get a little practice here and there.

  • @stephanieguindon7872
    @stephanieguindon7872 7 лет назад +2

    You're pretty good! Cool video!

  • @vcoaster
    @vcoaster 7 лет назад

    Very helpful video - but when casting at the cups and dominoes the camera pauses were noticeable. It's easy to look good when you use "special effects" to improve your technique.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Keith Well if you are challenging me to a competition, I gladly accept but only if we can put $100 bill on it. You missed the point of this video, I don't care if I look good or not. Have a good day! ;)

  • @fishingwithjb1529
    @fishingwithjb1529 7 лет назад +1

    Great vid im just learning the baitcaster and these vids realy help thank u

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Fishing With JB Glad to help bud.

  • @salvadorcisneros
    @salvadorcisneros 7 лет назад +1

    thanks josh... love the fact that you can give me some great feedback my brotha..... let's keep on fishing....when I catch my first large mouth I'll send a picture your way just to show you my appreciation for all your great feed back thanks again josh....

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      That will be great, I have confidence you will catch one in no time!

  • @litvandbassandcatfishing6462
    @litvandbassandcatfishing6462 7 лет назад +1

    Bullsjiy

  • @Rich.-
    @Rich.- 6 лет назад

    What pound test line would you recommend for catching 4 to 5 lbs. bass?

  • @bigboy644
    @bigboy644 7 лет назад +1

    I started out with braid lol so look many b/n lmao but hey it's what I love to throw didn't take me too long to get the hang of it

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      There is nothing wrong with that, especially if you are somewhat patient. I know guys who turn into the hulk if something goes wrong lol. Makes for good video lol.

  • @LDavieFishing
    @LDavieFishing Год назад

    Man this helped me soo much my issue was i kept trying to whip the bait causing the spool to over spin like mad. Thank you soo much!!

  • @derekmiguel2012
    @derekmiguel2012 7 лет назад +1

    great video going to us these tips and practice my a@# off.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      Derek Miguel Practice and you will be great!

  • @TannerStark21
    @TannerStark21 4 года назад

    like the video. Love the music you use. Keep up the good work.

  • @bassinbeast859
    @bassinbeast859 5 лет назад

    Also another reminder try to use both hands because it will come in handy

  • @dynasty4851
    @dynasty4851 5 лет назад

    Ohmygosh! I did what you said with my baitcaster! I'm acting like I'm playing basketball and overhead casting it into a bucket while watching my bait and thumbing the spool. This was after 6 hours of cleaning up my backlashes. Lol, but it works! Now I'm like " I can't believe I couldn't do this before". Lol. Thank you so much for your teaching videos! Please for people like myself keep your videos going. I'm totally liking and sharing them!

  • @claudeyarborough7532
    @claudeyarborough7532 4 года назад

    What are the weights you’re using? Do you have a link?

  • @404astronaut
    @404astronaut 4 года назад

    I bought braid I am a beginner I think I am in love with braid

  • @willunkraut2613
    @willunkraut2613 4 года назад

    I’m planning on getting the abu Garcia Revo X

  • @frostizz2072
    @frostizz2072 2 года назад

    Is it ok to use a spinning rod for baitcatser

  • @jaxbrewery
    @jaxbrewery 6 лет назад +1

    Great video! Now to the backyard for some practice.

  • @cheito72588
    @cheito72588 7 лет назад +7

    Hey Josh you are a sniper with the rod keep the vids up

  • @markgriggs7415
    @markgriggs7415 7 лет назад +1

    Great video and information thanks I need the help.

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад +1

      You're welcome, more help to come with future videos.

  • @theonetheonlyw5483
    @theonetheonlyw5483 7 лет назад

    I'll stick to my spinning reel. I eat had friend talk all this hype about baitcasters and there are no benefits for me. maybe the bigger ones for catfishing since they have a built In clicker, that'd be cool

    • @Saltyscales
      @Saltyscales  7 лет назад

      It's all about what you're most comfortable with. You don't need a bait-caster to catch fish.

  • @krbassin2465
    @krbassin2465 7 лет назад +1

    sweet video

  • @rickloughman4257
    @rickloughman4257 7 лет назад +1

    Nice work Joshua. Thanks for the help

  • @mfyc
    @mfyc 5 лет назад

    Nice!!!..good info sir

  • @HKX_ORANGECHICKEN
    @HKX_ORANGECHICKEN 6 лет назад +1

    Do you release your thumb at the very end of the throwing motion?

  • @modelrc9500
    @modelrc9500 6 лет назад

    I have a problem with my baitcaster that when I go to cast after I calibrated it so when I press the bar it slowly lowers to the ground and the brakes on 8-9 all it does when I cast is swing around like crazy then slowly lower to the ground

    • @modelrc9500
      @modelrc9500 6 лет назад

      Also when I try to cast
      Overhand cast : it goes like 10 feet then slams into the ground with out touching the spool at all!
      Pitch cast : goes up then slams into the ground as if I slammed my thumb into the spool
      Roll cast : swings around and hits me...

  • @longhornsfan1ify
    @longhornsfan1ify 4 года назад

    Also how far is a Good cast for distance casting overhand?

  • @harisnollen519
    @harisnollen519 7 лет назад

    I start using a baitcaster with 20 pound braid