Jordan, my 5yr old watched this video yesterday morning. He did not look away. He was completely engaged. I took him out to the pond this afternoon. He had it nailed in three casts. You guys are building foundations for mentors to build on. Keep up the great work. Your humility speaks volumes of encouragement.
Let me echo that comment. I'm just learning how to fish and these videos keep me lit up and operating. I've gone out to practice casting twice now and man, it's so, so fun just to practice the basics. I'm going to see about a charter with Nick very soon. I think that would be a good official beginning to my fishing career.
Same, my step mom moved down to South Louisiana and is learning to fish shes been calling and texting me to ask questions and I'm glad theres guys like Jordan making these videos so I can give her a visual of what I'm telling her.
@@Jordanwoodworking that’s fine or depending on what exactly your fishing if it needs to be on the bottom you’ll throw more weight on the line and wait for it to sink then close it
I have used baitcast reel all my life (I'm 72) and just decided I wanted to learn spinning. I thought you did an excellent job of teaching someone who is new to spinning reels how to cast. Much appreciated. Many times people make their instruction too complicated or over the beginner's head....to me your presentation was perfect. Thanks. Larry
I'm just the opposite I've used spinning reels or open face or as I've always called them open face flip top lol. And now I'm learning how to use a bait cast. So far I've got the birds nestling down. 😂 can't believe I just spent $825.00 on to bait cast rod and reel set ups for this kind of beat down. But I'm practicing.
Enjoyed watching, but you missed one of the key elements - when to release the line from the index finger during the cast. It is one of the hardest things for beginners to figure out the timing of that release. You see lots of lures plunking in the water at their feet, or dropping behind them, until they get that timing just right.
@@billrhondeau9372 I agree with what you said but I did not pick that up until the very end, I hope you are correct. I haven't fished in 40+ years and that small detail could make this very frustrating.
And a lot of extra line coming out after casting even the line is tensed to max. Why is this happening ?
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I'm a beginner and have been looking online for tutorials and this channel is absolutely a gem. I'm coming to Yellowstone this Thursday to try my luck as a beginner angler at the lake and this particular video has been of great value. Thank you Jordan!
Great tips! I'm in my mid 40s and have just taken up the hobby. One tip I'd like to add that helped out me a lot is finger placement. I was holding my line too high, right up against the pole. When I lowered my finger a bit so it was about half way between the pole and the reel I had much better success. Thanks for all the great vids and info guy's!
Thanks for the tip! I'm 33 and completely new to fishing. I'm enjoying it but feels like everyone has been fishing for years, good to know I'm not the only one new to the hobby.
Jordan you are a great teacher. Watching you fish and your instructions is very illuminating. I haven’t fished for years. I’m now 81 years old and I’ve got to quit wasting time. Man you have given me new goals. Bless you.
Thanks bro - never fished before in my life and my 6 year old son one day was like let’s go fishing. Got a couple rods and watched your video and had a damn nice time!
This was the BEST demonstration I’ve come across as a beginner. I lost hope till I found this video. Thank you so much for your detail and instructions! -Lady Fisherman
Hi Jordan aged 71 I am just starting fishing here in he UK so I am looking for as much information as I can get. As consequence of that I have subscribed to a great number of channels and amongst those you are up there in the category of being one of the best. How you describe a Spinning Reel with regard to its parts and how to use it is just great. I've already realised that I need to aim at a target to be more precise when casting. Thanks for your advice Ted
I noticed you use a little bit heavier line (unless I am missing something). When we fish for rainbow trout in Southern Missouri, most of the anglers are using anything between 2-6 lb test. Just wanted to hear your thoughts on that as well. Your channel has absolutely inspired me to get out and fish more. I have taken several 3 hour trips to fish and camp because of what you have showed me. I am very appreciative for that.
I'm a true rookie, haven't been fishing long at all (1 month) and this was an EXCELLENT barney style video for me!! i've been casting semi-wrong this whole time! i think if i apply your technique i'll cast a lot better. GREAT video!!
Thank you for this. Haven't been fishing in 10 years and I'm feeling the itch, great to come across these videos to refresh myself. Can't wait to get back out there soon.
I love your videos! They have helped me so much! I did have to learn to flip my bail over manually after I cast my line. Initially, I would just start reeling in my line after I cast it, letting the bail flip over as I reeled in. But I ended up with a lot of knots in my line. I learned that I was supposed to flip it manually and now I don't get the knots. Yes, I'm a complete newbie.
Just bought my first fishing pole and plane to start fishing. This was a great video to get me started with how to cast! Also, I appreciated all the additional information on all the parts, and what they do. Keep up the great videos!
At last 🙌🏻 A beginners video that is actually for beginners!!!! Thank you so much for putting this together… everything explained clearly and easy to understand. I definitely check out your other videos! 🤩
The best demonstration of how to use the spinning rod👍. Kudos to your talent of explaining and demonstration. Easy to follow and understand step by step. You would make flying an aircraft look easy! Great job sir!
Been fishing for a long time and you just showed me the best way to cast especially with the 45deg angle and look at were im casting Thank you Have a great day
I love the 101 vids, even though I’ve been casting a spinning reel since I was a child it’s great to see the exact technique And to break down what I’ve done instinctively for years to increase my accuracy and ensure I’m casting the best I can. I’ve been wanting to get into fly fishing and would love to see some 101 fly fishing tutorials.
I’ve caught more fish than most people dream of catching but I can’t cast a spinning for shit. Your instructions are EXCELLENT! You’re a great teacher and sportsman!
Hi Jordan. I’m at 66 year old glam gal that has just discovered fishing. It’s great but challenging. Until I came across this video. Wow. I’m much more comfortable with this because of your great tutorials. Yes I liked and subscribed as well!! Thank you 💕
Thank you guys like for real. I watched so many of your videos never fished but I am about it! I finally went and took my son today for the first time. Words can’t express. He’s jacked and ready and after a day I know so more things I need lol love it and thank you
Thanks Friend I just found you on you tube and I never truly new the art of casting a spinner . I’ve cussed and fussed at the reel and the whole time it was Me . I hope my poor rod and reel will forgive me for abusing it so . I just retired bought two nice spinning rods to get back into A much missed sport ! I see now ,you must crawl before you walk . There is an art to any sport and if you go in blind and never know . You are pretty apt to stick with what got you there, No matter how bad the habit !! Thanks so much excellent video ,very well explained in laments terms ! I did subscribe and hit the bell notifications
Thank you very much for your help and teachings. I'm not a beginner but leam much of the Road and teal that I always having problems with. Thank again for your help...
Lastly people need to keep index finger tip near spool called feathering your spool to control line an stop line at destination. Also feathering spool an close bait by hand prevent wind knots.
Dude, the best video on how to use our equipment. Every detail covered, you should be a teacher. Most comprehensive fishing video ever. I’m subbing, 👍😃
From newbie: about the index finger holding line before cast: (1) Do you hold the line loosely, or pin the line to the rod? (2) when during the cast do you release your finger that's holding the line?
@6:52 I noticed the knot that binds the leader to the main line. Isn’t best for that knot to not go through the rod guides? Minimize a wind knot? Thanks for the tutorial.
Excellent video! I’m a seasoned fisherwoman, but this is great for showing my clients that I take with me. As a professional Therapist this is very handy to have them see before going with me. 👍😎🎣🐟💦
Wonderful videos! Any chance you could to a video on what to do when a fish that's too big for your your rod? I'm trying to land a catfish, but they can get pretty big so I don't want to ruin a rod if it can pull hard.
I just have to say thank you for all of your videos. I am new to fishing and you guys have helped me out big time. Keep up the good work. I am definitely Addicted.
okuma sst SST-C-902MH or SST-C-1062MH with a Shimano Charter Special TR-2000LD Reel is my setup for puget sound. no need to spend much money on a rod used for trolling the okuma SSTs are just fine.
The video I watched to learn how to attach my lines to my reels (braid and mono) was this awesome dude in Australia. He reminded me of my diving instructor, ancient and venerable.
Thank you so much!!! I am new to surf fishing and spent a small fortune on new gear and didnt have a clue on how to use a spinning real. .....HAVE A GREAT DAY..FRANKIE J
Good explanation. Please advise me while we swing the line from four o clock position line pass through the index finger should I hold it in L shape continuously?
Just to clarify, you have to close the bail manually with your left hand after casting, not by turning the reel handle? I see at 9:25 you use the left hand to close the bail. I assume this is a standard method regardless of the brand of spinning reels?
Awesome channel guys! You teach better than many of the teachers or university professors out there. Simple, clear and well compacted info in all the videos I have watched in your channel. Well done! Keep on the same track
Great info like always Jordan... keep it up... I'm a 100% spinner reel every day... no one taught me how to fish a bait caster lol... and like always Jordan on point with great info
Hey guys. Ever been fishing for Trout and you end up catching a freshwater clam? I did, Mayfield lake at the Mossyrock Fish hatchery boat landing shore fishing area. How do I get photos to you?
great for beginers like ome< I remebers fishing with my uncle as teenager by now I am in 50's and want fish as as hobby with my hubby. We purchased some rods but not really sure if thet the right ones for satlwater fishing.
Best video out of the first 10 results hands down , respect. Question: however none of the 10 videos discussed, when u open the bail and control the line with ur finger, do u bring the line fully back home all the way to the rod or do u keep them at a distance? All my life, I'm used to right before casting to hold the line with my.index finger against the rod. Then I decided to do it as u and all the coaches recommend and with a light weight there is no enough tension vs when you hold the line with your finger against the rod?
Just bought my first rod and reel. 1 question. As you cast, are you releasing your index finger? Moving it off to the side? Or what? And if you are releasing it, what point in the cast do you release with your index finger? Great video. Thanks!
Do you hold the line against the rod with your finger until you cast then release at some point, or does the line just lay across your finger until you cast?
Bro thank u for video it’s very nice I have only one doubt when we have to release the finger ,whether after landing of sinker or when please clear this doubt bro
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Jordan, my 5yr old watched this video yesterday morning. He did not look away. He was completely engaged. I took him out to the pond this afternoon. He had it nailed in three casts. You guys are building foundations for mentors to build on. Keep up the great work. Your humility speaks volumes of encouragement.
Thank you! 🙌
Let me echo that comment.
I'm just learning how to fish and these videos keep me lit up and operating. I've gone out to practice casting twice now and man, it's so, so fun just to practice the basics.
I'm going to see about a charter with Nick very soon. I think that would be a good official beginning to my fishing career.
Same, my step mom moved down to South Louisiana and is learning to fish shes been calling and texting me to ask questions and I'm glad theres guys like Jordan making these videos so I can give her a visual of what I'm telling her.
Great informative vid but when exactly do you close the bail after the cast? When it hits the water?
@@Jordanwoodworking that’s fine or depending on what exactly your fishing if it needs to be on the bottom you’ll throw more weight on the line and wait for it to sink then close it
I have used baitcast reel all my life (I'm 72) and just decided I wanted to learn spinning. I thought you did an excellent job of teaching someone who is new to spinning reels how to cast. Much appreciated. Many times people make their instruction too complicated or over the beginner's head....to me your presentation was perfect. Thanks. Larry
I'm just the opposite I've used spinning reels or open face or as I've always called them open face flip top lol. And now I'm learning how to use a bait cast. So far I've got the birds nestling down. 😂 can't believe I just spent $825.00 on to bait cast rod and reel set ups for this kind of beat down. But I'm practicing.
Finally! Someone who actually tells you what you need to know. Thanks so much
Enjoyed watching, but you missed one of the key elements - when to release the line from the index finger during the cast. It is one of the hardest things for beginners to figure out the timing of that release. You see lots of lures plunking in the water at their feet, or dropping behind them, until they get that timing just right.
I think he said to release it 3/4 ths of the way through the cast. Point your index finger at the target. Aim and let it work
@@billrhondeau9372 I agree with what you said but I did not pick that up until the very end, I hope you are correct. I haven't fished in 40+ years and that small detail could make this very frustrating.
Now I understand what I was doing wrong, I have been failing to release my index finger at the proper moment.
He did say towards the end of the vid to release the line with your index finger 3/4 of the way into ur cast.
And a lot of extra line coming out after casting even the line is tensed to max. Why is this happening ?
I'm a beginner and have been looking online for tutorials and this channel is absolutely a gem. I'm coming to Yellowstone this Thursday to try my luck as a beginner angler at the lake and this particular video has been of great value. Thank you Jordan!
Excellent tutorial. My wife is trying a spinning reel for the first time this year and I sent her this video
Great tips! I'm in my mid 40s and have just taken up the hobby. One tip I'd like to add that helped out me a lot is finger placement. I was holding my line too high, right up against the pole. When I lowered my finger a bit so it was about half way between the pole and the reel I had much better success. Thanks for all the great vids and info guy's!
Thanks for the tip! I'm 33 and completely new to fishing. I'm enjoying it but feels like everyone has been fishing for years, good to know I'm not the only one new to the hobby.
Love to see some top water frog casting on a spinning reel. . Tips and tricks
Jordan you are a great teacher. Watching you fish and your instructions is very illuminating. I haven’t fished for years. I’m now 81 years old and I’ve got to quit wasting time. Man you have given me new goals. Bless you.
This came at a CLUTCH time! Gettin ready to try and hook up to some monsters in Lake Chelan, WA and feel confident about my setup after this.
Thanks bro - never fished before in my life and my 6 year old son one day was like let’s go fishing. Got a couple rods and watched your video and had a damn nice time!
This was the BEST demonstration I’ve come across as a beginner. I lost hope till I found this video. Thank you so much for your detail and instructions! -Lady Fisherman
Hi Jordan aged 71 I am just starting fishing here in he UK so I am looking for as much information as I can get. As consequence of that I have subscribed to a great number of channels and amongst those you are up there in the category of being one of the best. How you describe a Spinning Reel with regard to its parts and how to use it is just great. I've already realised that I need to aim at a target to be more precise when casting. Thanks for your advice Ted
I’ve been fishing with a spinning reel my whole career I just came here for the addicted fishing new vid
Best "How to cast" I have seen! Good job- A
Yooooo!!! Comprehensive and very direct. From a 42 yr old teaching his kids, Salute!
You're the best fishn instructor I've found on here! Very thorough! Thank you!
I'm a city guy. My son wanted to fish. I learned with your videos!
I hope you were able to give him a good fishing experience
Hey guys, nice to see some of the recent rod tutorials, 👍👍thank you
I noticed you use a little bit heavier line (unless I am missing something). When we fish for rainbow trout in Southern Missouri, most of the anglers are using anything between 2-6 lb test. Just wanted to hear your thoughts on that as well. Your channel has absolutely inspired me to get out and fish more. I have taken several 3 hour trips to fish and camp because of what you have showed me. I am very appreciative for that.
I'm a true rookie, haven't been fishing long at all (1 month) and this was an EXCELLENT barney style video for me!! i've been casting semi-wrong this whole time! i think if i apply your technique i'll cast a lot better. GREAT video!!
Thank you for this. Haven't been fishing in 10 years and I'm feeling the itch, great to come across these videos to refresh myself. Can't wait to get back out there soon.
I love your videos! They have helped me so much! I did have to learn to flip my bail over manually after I cast my line. Initially, I would just start reeling in my line after I cast it, letting the bail flip over as I reeled in. But I ended up with a lot of knots in my line. I learned that I was supposed to flip it manually and now I don't get the knots. Yes, I'm a complete newbie.
Just bought my first fishing pole and plane to start fishing. This was a great video to get me started with how to cast! Also, I appreciated all the additional information on all the parts, and what they do. Keep up the great videos!
At last 🙌🏻
A beginners video that is actually for beginners!!!!
Thank you so much for putting this together… everything explained clearly and easy to understand.
I definitely check out your other videos! 🤩
Did you get a bite at 10:51 while demonstrating?
You kept it simple and straightforward and I learned something especially what I’ve been doing wrong
The best demonstration of how to use the spinning rod👍. Kudos to your talent of explaining and demonstration. Easy to follow and understand
step by step. You would make flying an aircraft look easy! Great job sir!
Been fishing for a long time and you just showed me the best way to cast especially with the 45deg angle and look at were im casting Thank you Have a great day
do you let go of the line when you cast it out?
I love the 101 vids, even though I’ve been casting a spinning reel since I was a child it’s great to see the exact technique And to break down what I’ve done instinctively for years to increase my accuracy and ensure I’m casting the best I can. I’ve been wanting to get into fly fishing and would love to see some 101 fly fishing tutorials.
I’ve caught more fish than most people dream of catching but I can’t cast a spinning for shit. Your instructions are EXCELLENT! You’re a great teacher and sportsman!
Hi Jordan. I’m at 66 year old glam gal that has just discovered fishing. It’s great but challenging. Until I came across this video. Wow. I’m much more comfortable with this because of your great tutorials. Yes I liked and subscribed as well!! Thank you 💕
Best fishing channel there is
Thank you guys like for real. I watched so many of your videos never fished but I am about it! I finally went and took my son today for the first time. Words can’t express. He’s jacked and ready and after a day I know so more things I need lol love it and thank you
Thanks Friend
I just found you on you tube and I never truly new the art of casting a spinner .
I’ve cussed and fussed at the reel and the whole time it was
Me .
I hope my poor rod and reel will forgive me for abusing it so .
I just retired bought two nice spinning rods to get back into
A much missed sport !
I see now ,you must crawl before you walk .
There is an art to any sport and if you go in blind and never know .
You are pretty apt to stick with what got you there,
No matter how bad the habit !!
Thanks so much excellent video ,very well explained in laments terms !
I did subscribe and hit the bell notifications
@2:50... For those of us who are left handed, that part is used for putting the handle on the CORRECT side of te reel.
So great! Thanks so much. I'm a beginner and this really helps. I'll try to do just what you taught me.
Good evening. I am a beginner and this is the video that helped me the most. Thanks
Do you flip the bail back to reel in? Thanks. Best instructions I’ve seen.
Yes
Thanks for this detailed video! I've learned a lot from it and I'm gonna teach my son too. Good luck to your channel!
Thank you very much for your help and teachings. I'm not a beginner but leam much of the Road and teal that I always having problems with. Thank again for your help...
Watching this it’s a great help couldn’t figure out my new rod and reel until I saw this amazing
Lastly people need to keep index finger tip near spool called feathering your spool to control line an stop line at destination. Also feathering spool an close bait by hand prevent wind knots.
That is what I was missing.. thank you
This is so important to get the basics right. Thank you!
You are the best thing to happen to fishing since the worm and the marshmallow!
Dude, the best video on how to use our equipment. Every detail covered, you should be a teacher. Most comprehensive fishing video ever. I’m subbing, 👍😃
From newbie: about the index finger holding line before cast: (1) Do you hold the line loosely, or pin the line to the rod? (2) when during the cast do you release your finger that's holding the line?
Release your finger from the line when you’re about 3/4 the way through casting.
@6:52 I noticed the knot that binds the leader to the main line. Isn’t best for that knot to not go through the rod guides? Minimize a wind knot? Thanks for the tutorial.
Another great tutorial. Very concise and informative. Keep em coming!
Excellent video! I’m a seasoned fisherwoman, but this is great for showing my clients that I take with me. As a professional Therapist this is very handy to have them see before going with me. 👍😎🎣🐟💦
Wonderful videos! Any chance you could to a video on what to do when a fish that's too big for your your rod? I'm trying to land a catfish, but they can get pretty big so I don't want to ruin a rod if it can pull hard.
Man thanks for this vid . I went today watch a bunch of vids and felt like I was ready 😂 I was wrong but this vid definitely covered what I needed
Great job! Thank you very much. I'm a beginner and needed this video tutorial.
Thank you, Jordan. It's a good presentation with many useful mechanism tips in spinning reel casting.
I just have to say thank you for all of your videos. I am new to fishing and you guys have helped me out big time. Keep up the good work. I am definitely Addicted.
a non-related question... for trolling huge monster salmon in the Puget sound what rod and reel should I get for around 200-250$ total.
okuma sst SST-C-902MH or SST-C-1062MH with a Shimano Charter Special TR-2000LD Reel is my setup for puget sound. no need to spend much money on a rod used for trolling the okuma SSTs are just fine.
Wow thanks
I have a Lamiglass CG90DR 9 foot rod with a Penn Warfare level wind line counter that takes 450 yards of 50 pound braid. Two classic brands.
K sweet
Greeting from Australia ... love the videos keep up the good work
The video I watched to learn how to attach my lines to my reels (braid and mono) was this awesome dude in Australia. He reminded me of my diving instructor, ancient and venerable.
Very good tips on spinning real casting. Thank you, Jordan.
Thank you so much!!! I am new to surf fishing and spent a small fortune on new gear and didnt have a clue on how to use a spinning real. .....HAVE A GREAT DAY..FRANKIE J
Awesome video! thanks so much for this. One question: after casting, when do i close the bail back?
Great video! Thank you for this. Much of this was not explained so thoroughly from other sources for learning to fish. This covered things perfectly.
Thanks... greetings from Sonora, Mexico
Thank you for this video, im anxious to try your suggestions! I love your channel and would like to see some crappie videos if possible.
Good explanation. Please advise me while we swing the line from four o clock position line pass through the index finger should I hold it in L shape continuously?
Just to clarify, you have to close the bail manually with your left hand after casting, not by turning the reel handle? I see at 9:25 you use the left hand to close the bail. I assume this is a standard method regardless of the brand of spinning reels?
Excellent best tutorial I have seen,
and I have researched a few.
Awesome channel guys! You teach better than many of the teachers or university professors out there. Simple, clear and well compacted info in all the videos I have watched in your channel. Well done! Keep on the same track
hey guys can u do a tutorial on rockfish fishing from the jetty
Great info like always Jordan... keep it up... I'm a 100% spinner reel every day... no one taught me how to fish a bait caster lol... and like always Jordan on point with great info
Nice one
Do we need to add any sort of wheight inorder to cast artificial lures?
Will you explain more about how to use bells and scakle correctly
I always learn something new.
I have a question, is it true that the heavier the sinker the longer the cast??? Thank you much, keep up the very good work
When your finger was holding the line while you open the bail as your casting are you going to release that finer from the line or still hold it
Hey guys.
Ever been fishing for Trout and you end up catching a freshwater clam?
I did, Mayfield lake at the Mossyrock Fish hatchery boat landing shore fishing area. How do I get photos to you?
great for beginers like ome< I remebers fishing with my uncle as teenager by now I am in 50's and want fish as as hobby with my hubby. We purchased some rods but not really sure if thet the right ones for satlwater fishing.
Nice. What did you do with your right index finger, holding the line, while casting. Thank you so much. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very captivating video and tons of information! Ill be subscribing for sure!
Loved this tutorial... Btw, do you have link to the camera and chest holder?
Best video out of the first 10 results hands down , respect.
Question: however none of the 10 videos discussed, when u open the bail and control the line with ur finger, do u bring the line fully back home all the way to the rod or do u keep them at a distance? All my life, I'm used to right before casting to hold the line with my.index finger against the rod. Then I decided to do it as u and all the coaches recommend and with a light weight there is no enough tension vs when you hold the line with your finger against the rod?
What do you do with your finger on the line? Do you release it when you cast? Or apply tension? Use it to stop your bait where you want?
Do your guides face up or down when casting? Thanks
I’m getting back into fishing I love your videos
Would love to see a video on the different types of hooks and when/were to use them....
Just bought my first rod and reel. 1 question. As you cast, are you releasing your index finger? Moving it off to the side? Or what?
And if you are releasing it, what point in the cast do you release with your index finger?
Great video. Thanks!
Great Mr Jorden. Very convincing explanation.
Thanks Brother.👍👌🌹🌹😊
Just the channel I been looking for, great detail
YOure excellent in explaining it to newbies like me! TYVM
Do you hold the line against the rod with your finger until you cast then release at some point, or does the line just lay across your finger until you cast?
Does the line go back under the roller once you close the bail or do u place it back under the roller
Explained perfect thank you !
Thank you so much. Wow. Excellent teaching.
Thanks, your a good teacher keep it coming
Bro thank u for video it’s very nice I have only one doubt when we have to release the finger ,whether after landing of sinker or when please clear this doubt bro
at what point do you let up on your pointer finger that is on the line prior/during casting?
Another great tutorial. I love this page.
well explained step by step demonstration ... good job you help me a lot.
Great Video, Do. You close the bale by hand or snap it shut with the handle?