@@FishNFeastNew to fishing and didn’t want to switch because of this problem. If I just get a nice enough rod will it completely evade the backlash? If so any suggestions on rods?
Tbh I got used to baitcasters that it’s not even hard to get a birdie if I cast, it’s just 1 gear nob and a drag, but it’s easy when you get the hang of it
@@Y1993.slightly new to fishing as well, i’ve got two rods with baitcasters, one an uglystik, the other a giant steel baitcaster. the uglystik is smoother so they definitely help but backlash is unavoidable if you’re careless.
Ive thrown a baitcaster for 15 years. I've always loosened the tension knob just to where the lure could fall on it's own, but I'd never seen anyone let it hit the ground to see if it would backlash. That's sweet
Just ordered my first ever baitcaster like hour ago. Wanna take it out in few weeks when going to fishing trip with boys. And this video pops up. Seems like a rly good tutorial for beginners . Ty
Might wanna make sure all the baitcaster beginners know that they have to adjust the settings for every lure. When I first started I wish I would’ve known. Great tip tho bro, I like it.
Ok video. If your a beginner who just neeeds to learn this is good but if your relatively experienced crank that spool tension down that’s way to tight for most fishing your get like 2x the casting distance with a looser spool tension
I had to figure that out on my own back in 1991 with my team diawa TD1-HI bait caster. I still have this bait caster and works as good as the day I got it. There was no internet, and everyone I knew was still using spinning tackle. That first birds nest all my friends made fun of me. Telling me that spinning reels were the way to go. Several spools of spider wire braid later I figured it out. Some friends joined the bait caster club sooner than others. I showed them what to do when I should of shut my mouth and sat back with my pop corn and watched them pluck birds nests 😂
I got a Diawa Tatula CTS with the T wing .. love it. Only back lashes if I cast really hard . Set brakes on my Lews to about 6. Slightly adjust tension knob, cast and pay attention.
before buying my first baitcaster i just did like 5 minutes of research on how to set and use this, never had any backlash problems, even on temu baitcasters
I gave up bait casters for spinning rods once they got the spoils figured out....now I will take the pepsi challenge with anyone on distance and accuracy with a spinning rod setup regardless of line weight or type.
So maybe a dumb question, but I am new to using braid on my baitcaster. How do i get it evenly distributed on the spool? it tends to spool more on the left side.
If you're new to bait casting, make sure to readjust for each lure you tie on, also practice using your thumb, so you can eventually turn your brakes and tension down a bit for more casting distance.
Good luck one of the most important things is to keep your thumb on the spool & depending when the backlash happens determines what you need to adjust the brake is also very important.
Use the tip of your thumb nail on the spool as the lure is flying. I basically keep all of my tension knobs completely loose for casting distance, and I control spool from over speed with my thumb nail.
Good way to learn in the very beginning but keeping the tension knob loose without any rattle in the spool will be a much better experience when you can thumb the spool
I just bought a Magic L ultra light casting rod with a Spartacus reel. I added 4lb Mono and I’m throwing a light 2g lure and I just keep backlashing everytime I throw. Even if I do what you did.
I’m having an issue with the baitcaster I just bought, put 50lb braid on it and a 3/4 oz lure and I have the tensioner all the way tight and my lure still falls fast. I was hoping to use pretty big baits on this but it ain’t looking good. The baitcaster is rated for musky so it definitely should be able to
I have a big bait caster What’s the brakes? Mine has tension nob Drag The release is on the side And a button for bait clicker Having hell trying to cast it Im using it for cats So run egg slip weight 1-2oz Been done with the dam pole and reel lol
Today was maybe my 7th or 8th time fishing. Ive got all my gear but im not catching fish. Ive been mostly dock fishing with all kinds of lures except live worms. Im usually hitting the water by noon. I cant tell if its the hour of the day or me just refusing to use live worms. Because i cant seem to catch anything! 😢😅😭🤧
And then smash a hard cast into a strong headwind…if you want to cast without thumbing the spool, why not just use a spin reel? Also…if you can’t figure out why thumbing the spool is an advantage for casting accurately (why would accuracy even matter?🙄) just put an earthworm on a piece of string tied to a stick.
Baitcast reels are great when you need muscle the fast retrieval speed, the heavy drag and being able to pull a fish through heavy cover all are beneficial and something a spinning reel will struggle to do
Never got a backlash with my Abu but one shimano reel I’ve never had it not backlash you can basically only cast 15ft out, if that and then not get one if you have your thumb slowing it down. While with my Abu I just cast and right before it hits the water I put my thumb on the line so it doesn’t backlash and that’s with no breaks
Even after adjusting it I was able to get three to four casts without causing a bird's nest, but then I would get like five or six in a row that it would cause a bird's nest again. So I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I think I'm just going to stick to spinning rods. I was trying to learn all three fly fishing, baitcasters and spinning rods but baitcasters are obviously just not for me.
@@escapetherace1943 That is very true, but I believe if I can get better with baitcaster I should be able to avoid tangling in most of the times... What I can tell from my experience - If you are beginner with baitcaster - don't even try using light lines or cords and small baits (3-15g)... I got it tangled so many times so I sold it even though I prefere esthetics of a baitcaster much more...
@@OoHouston lol comfort fishing should be priority. I gotta admit I like the aesthetics of a baitcaster too and I'm not a baitcaster noob, but I honestly prefer spinners, or even spincasters.
Hey was wondering if you can help me with a problem I’m having with my baitcaster. I just got one today actually and I put the tension calibrated as well as brake at a 10. But when I cast it barely goes any distance like at all.. just kind of drops to the water.. could it be that I’m using a very light lure? Maybe it’s too light to and too mych power from the rod.. I’d love your advice and knowledge. Thank you
Hey was wondering if you can help me with a problem I’m having with my baitcaster. I just got one today actually and I put the tension calibrated as well as brake at a 10. But when I cast it barely goes any distance like at all.. just kind of drops to the water.. could it be that I’m using a very light lure? Maybe it’s too light to and too mych power from the rod.. I’d love your advice and knowledge. Thank you!
@@FishNFeast I wish I knew the size I honestly went with the store workers recommendation. I set the tension to where the lure drops and no backlash forms at the spool. Brakes at 10. Do you think it’s the lure?
I got one of these about 3 weeks ago went fishing like 3 times haven't caught anything lol ive done all this but I've been keeping the brakes on like 8 ima try 5 or 6 next time
Spool to no side to side play then learn how to set and fine tune the breaks. Youll never get the performance the reel is meant to have doing it this way. Then learn spool thumb control and youll be casting a baitcaster as its meant to be used.
Mine personally 1-2 but when you do this as a beginner I’d recommend a lil less then halfway this is for beginners not how I use them just how I learned to use them
I mean eventually guys you want to get to the point where you hit the release and it drops FREELY. Having those brakes set so high impedes casting distance.
With your thumb hit the release while simultaneous holding the line proceed to cast while your thumb is still close, even touching, but barely. So the second the lure or bait or whatever youre using hits the water you put your thumb back and stop the line cause when you dont thats where you get the birds nest. If you have to let it sink a bit release your thumb again but same relation barely touching the spool to allow it to drop because if its dropping fast enough and it hits the floor your spool will keep spinning and birds nest. You got this guys.
@@FishNFeastyou took the time to reply directly to me and guide me to a guaranteed purchase. Going to like and comment on all your vids! Thanks Bruh!❤
@@tmobilemobile wow thanks man I appreciate you ! I just do what I can to help others when I was starting out I had to learn on my own so I like to pass on knowledge to others ! Welcome to the channel!
@@infernotara870 different reels for different situations bait cast reels are better for different situations I’m doing a whole video about it tomorrow
I do it other way around. Turn the knob al the way down and turn it up a bit untill the spool stops rocking/moving. Magnet brake at 80% and there ya go. Max distance
I don’t get it I just got a bait caster for my birthday and iv done all that I’m at the point where I even put 30 lb braid or 18 mono line but still get horrible nests and I’m about to throw it away 😅
Good simple and concise instructions. Pickles, poor understanding of proper technique while using a bait caster gives bait caster reels a bad name. Hopefully somebody will see your video and learn how to properly do it and continue to use bait caster going forward.
What is hilarious about this video is that you can find this advice in the instruction booklet that the baitcasting reel comes with. The whole idea is to not have the spool rotating faster than the lure is pulling the line off. And if you dont learn to use your thumb as a break and practice with the equipment doing this wont really matter anyway because you will get a backlash.
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Yea this is a good starting point for beginners that can’t afford the good reels that don’t do this every cast good tutorial!
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@@FishNFeastNew to fishing and didn’t want to switch because of this problem. If I just get a nice enough rod will it completely evade the backlash? If so any suggestions on rods?
Tbh I got used to baitcasters that it’s not even hard to get a birdie if I cast, it’s just 1 gear nob and a drag, but it’s easy when you get the hang of it
@@Y1993.slightly new to fishing as well, i’ve got two rods with baitcasters, one an uglystik, the other a giant steel baitcaster. the uglystik is smoother so they definitely help but backlash is unavoidable if you’re careless.
@@FishNFeast I love the reel you are using it is really reliable and easy to use
Homie caught the neighbors dog with that heavy cast down the street😂😂😂good vid man
@@blob251000 lol 😂 🎣😂😂😂
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LMAO!!!
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I used to say Im never buying baitcast reels ever again... until today.... I´ll give them another shot
@@moisesespino2021 nice 👍🏽
I've been thinking about starting to use bait caster reels. U may have convinced me to try.
You should !
Ive thrown a baitcaster for 15 years. I've always loosened the tension knob just to where the lure could fall on it's own, but I'd never seen anyone let it hit the ground to see if it would backlash. That's sweet
That's literally how you test a baitcast reel. BFS reels are different.
@@freshandsaltyjohnny why?
Just ordered my first ever baitcaster like hour ago. Wanna take it out in few weeks when going to fishing trip with boys. And this video pops up. Seems like a rly good tutorial for beginners . Ty
How’d that trip go my friend?
Bro thx!! Just got one today and now I’m casting really well! This helped so much
Might wanna make sure all the baitcaster beginners know that they have to adjust the settings for every lure. When I first started I wish I would’ve known. Great tip tho bro, I like it.
@@Bob_Lawblaw yes I’m doing a full video break down on this soon
@@FishNFeast can’t wait, good job on the short.
@Drop_Shot_Scott thanks a lot I appreciate you
It’s not every “lure” it’s the weight. I didn’t know this tho
I’m a beginner and now I know thanks to you fellow fisherman. I will remember you when I’m out on the lake 🤙🏽
Ok video. If your a beginner who just neeeds to learn this is good but if your relatively experienced crank that spool tension down that’s way to tight for most fishing your get like 2x the casting distance with a looser spool tension
Agreed but I figured id show newbies how I first started using a Baitcast now I don’t even need brakes
I had to figure that out on my own back in 1991 with my team diawa TD1-HI bait caster. I still have this bait caster and works as good as the day I got it. There was no internet, and everyone I knew was still using spinning tackle. That first birds nest all my friends made fun of me. Telling me that spinning reels were the way to go. Several spools of spider wire braid later I figured it out. Some friends joined the bait caster club sooner than others. I showed them what to do when I should of shut my mouth and sat back with my pop corn and watched them pluck birds nests 😂
YOOOO this is the best tip iv gotten getting back in to fishing again :D thank you my man :D
@@Zouldari your welcome 🙏🏽
Thanks I’m asking for a baster for my birthday so I needed this information. I’ve never used one.
Trust me getting bait caster pointless I've tried it might look good but slows down Fishing
@Smhxlo only if you have a skill issue
I,m saving this video because it's that good.
Thank you so much for your help.
Nice your welcome 🙏🏽 thanks for watching
I got a Diawa Tatula CTS with the T wing .. love it. Only back lashes if I cast really hard . Set brakes on my Lews to about 6. Slightly adjust tension knob, cast and pay attention.
Same with my tatula or if I mess up and hit water or something stationary really hard it’ll spool up 😂
before buying my first baitcaster i just did like 5 minutes of research on how to set and use this, never had any backlash problems, even on temu baitcasters
I gave up bait casters for spinning rods once they got the spoils figured out....now I will take the pepsi challenge with anyone on distance and accuracy with a spinning rod setup regardless of line weight or type.
Step one dont suck!
Step two put this video on repeat and practice 🍗
Haha exactly
So maybe a dumb question, but I am new to using braid on my baitcaster. How do i get it evenly distributed on the spool? it tends to spool more on the left side.
@@Tedubbley not a dumb question at all so it depends on how your putting the line on the spool I have a video on here and my TikTok that will show you
If you're new to bait casting, make sure to readjust for each lure you tie on, also practice using your thumb, so you can eventually turn your brakes and tension down a bit for more casting distance.
What does the brake do?
Why do we have a brake on it?
Good luck one of the most important things is to keep your thumb on the spool & depending when the backlash happens determines what you need to adjust the brake is also very important.
Use the tip of your thumb nail on the spool as the lure is flying. I basically keep all of my tension knobs completely loose for casting distance, and I control spool from over speed with my thumb nail.
Good way to learn in the very beginning but keeping the tension knob loose without any rattle in the spool will be a much better experience when you can thumb the spool
Agreed
Also mono and floro are much easier to manage on baitcasters, amy backlash won't be as bad, and it's much easier to pick them out
@@milobest1073 wrong braid is easier to remove backlashes.
@@freshandsaltyjohnny definitely not 😂
Lol bro your a frustration saver 🙏 🙏
@@BMenace1 🫡🫡🫡😂
Awesome video, you have a new Sub! Mesquite Texas showing support!
@@hotrod_kris9395 😎 thanks so much !
Nice simple explanation, now I can try this...lol the way some people explain it make it seem like you need a college degree in baitcasting 😂
lol thanks glad to help
Thank you dude this helped me like a lot and I'm a kid
Great information. Subscribed.
Thanks I really appreciate that
I just bought a Magic L ultra light casting rod with a Spartacus reel. I added 4lb Mono and I’m throwing a light 2g lure and I just keep backlashing everytime I throw. Even if I do what you did.
I’m having an issue with the baitcaster I just bought, put 50lb braid on it and a 3/4 oz lure and I have the tensioner all the way tight and my lure still falls fast. I was hoping to use pretty big baits on this but it ain’t looking good. The baitcaster is rated for musky so it definitely should be able to
What are the brakes for exactly? How should I use them
The brakes slow the spool down at the end of the cast you can start then half way and slowly take them off as you get better !
Thanks this helped a lot
@@erynswanson3787 welcome 🙏🏽
Baitcasters are like the super cars of the fishing world, spinning reels are like the v8s.
Thumb is your best friend
Great video brother
@@CheffinAZ thanks a lot boss!
@@FishNFeast I love baitcasters. But never truly knew how to dial them in.
@@CheffinAZ well this will help
Have done that . But still got the birds nest . It was a cheap crap reel . Get the best and that will be spot on.
I do like the poke ball tattoo though ngl
The reel I have doesn’t have brakes, do I do something different with the tension because of that?
Do without brakes you just use your tension knob and your thumb to feather the line tighten your tension just a tad bit more
I have a big bait caster
What’s the brakes?
Mine has tension nob
Drag
The release is on the side
And a button for bait clicker
Having hell trying to cast it Im using it for cats
So run egg slip weight
1-2oz
Been done with the dam pole and reel lol
Today was maybe my 7th or 8th time fishing. Ive got all my gear but im not catching fish. Ive been mostly dock fishing with all kinds of lures except live worms. Im usually hitting the water by noon. I cant tell if its the hour of the day or me just refusing to use live worms. Because i cant seem to catch anything! 😢😅😭🤧
It’s could be a few things I’d try a senko or a craw weightless pitch towards the dock let it sink slow and wait for the bite !
And then smash a hard cast into a strong headwind…if you want to cast without thumbing the spool, why not just use a spin reel? Also…if you can’t figure out why thumbing the spool is an advantage for casting accurately (why would accuracy even matter?🙄) just put an earthworm on a piece of string tied to a stick.
@@browndog4299 thanks for the comment it really helps grow the channel 😎
@@FishNFeast Happy to help.
I learned this approx 2004
First time I’ve heard it mentioned since
Yes light line can still mess up as well.
What are the advantages of using this type of reel?
Baitcast reels are great when you need muscle the fast retrieval speed, the heavy drag and being able to pull a fish through heavy cover all are beneficial and something a spinning reel will struggle to do
@@FishNFeast thanks dude! These are so rare in Europe somehow I have never seen one
@stevehufngel7221 wow really ?
Yeah I had to find all this out the hard way😅.
I adjust my tension before each fishing session,and when grab a different rod in the boat.
you also have to adjust it for every lure because they are different weights
@@tncountryboy06 Yes,definitely.
Thanks this really helped me
@@Britt_roberts welcome 🙏🏽
Never got a backlash with my Abu but one shimano reel I’ve never had it not backlash you can basically only cast 15ft out, if that and then not get one if you have your thumb slowing it down. While with my Abu I just cast and right before it hits the water I put my thumb on the line so it doesn’t backlash and that’s with no breaks
Even after adjusting it I was able to get three to four casts without causing a bird's nest, but then I would get like five or six in a row that it would cause a bird's nest again. So I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I think I'm just going to stick to spinning rods. I was trying to learn all three fly fishing, baitcasters and spinning rods but baitcasters are obviously just not for me.
It takes practice and patience they are worth learning I promise I’m also going to make a video on casting because that’s a big part as well
Bruh what a lifehack! I need to buy myself a baitcaster now 😂😂😂
I like baitcasters but you can't beat the castability of a spinning rod and the fact they never tangle
@@escapetherace1943 That is very true, but I believe if I can get better with baitcaster I should be able to avoid tangling in most of the times... What I can tell from my experience - If you are beginner with baitcaster - don't even try using light lines or cords and small baits (3-15g)... I got it tangled so many times so I sold it even though I prefere esthetics of a baitcaster much more...
@@OoHouston lol comfort fishing should be priority. I gotta admit I like the aesthetics of a baitcaster too and I'm not a baitcaster noob, but I honestly prefer spinners, or even spincasters.
@@escapetherace1943you aren’t out casting a bait caster with a spinning reel. Bait casters out preform spinning tackle in every way except price.
@@publicnme733 that's simply not true, spinners cast further
Hey was wondering if you can help me with a problem I’m having with my baitcaster. I just got one today actually and I put the tension calibrated as well as brake at a 10. But when I cast it barely goes any distance like at all.. just kind of drops to the water.. could it be that I’m using a very light lure? Maybe it’s too light to and too mych power from the rod.. I’d love your advice and knowledge. Thank you
You need the shimano dc reels if you wanna cast really far with no thumb
@@LiamClay1114 I got it I tried now I’ll rate it 1-10………..10
They are excellent
Also doesnt hurt to have your thumb gently against the reel to reduce the chance of nesting
What's the best bang for your buck ($100 range) baitcaster reel for a beginner?
If your spending 100$ the regular shimano slx is 99$ and it’s dang good for that price
Brakes control the beginning of the cast, tensioner knobs controls the end of the cast ;)
Hey was wondering if you can help me with a problem I’m having with my baitcaster. I just got one today actually and I put the tension calibrated as well as brake at a 10. But when I cast it barely goes any distance like at all.. just kind of drops to the water.. could it be that I’m using a very light lure? Maybe it’s too light to and too mych power from the rod.. I’d love your advice and knowledge. Thank you!
@cutekat4297 ok so you got your tension and brakes to tight also what size bait are you throwing ?
@@FishNFeast I wish I knew the size I honestly went with the store workers recommendation. I set the tension to where the lure drops and no backlash forms at the spool. Brakes at 10. Do you think it’s the lure?
Ok so lighter baits need less tension heavier baits need more brakes and tension
I got one of these about 3 weeks ago went fishing like 3 times haven't caught anything lol ive done all this but I've been keeping the brakes on like 8 ima try 5 or 6 next time
useful for learners
Good job bro !!! ♥️💪👍
@@alexgreen6218 thanks 😊
I’m not sure if anybody noticed that the second reel was a shimano slx dc which mitigates backlashes on its own
@@yaboimark4679 but does not eliminate
@@FishNFeast true that’s why I said mitigates instead of eliminates
I’m 11 one day just picked up a bait caster and started using it On my reel the tension knob is all the way loose as well as the brakes😂
Spool to no side to side play then learn how to set and fine tune the breaks. Youll never get the performance the reel is meant to have doing it this way. Then learn spool thumb control and youll be casting a baitcaster as its meant to be used.
Do you have to do this for each cast
@@Freedyvr-o3v no only if you change baits !
All right, thank you
What are your brake settings?
Mine personally 1-2 but when you do this as a beginner I’d recommend a lil less then halfway this is for beginners not how I use them just how I learned to use them
I seen that red Abu Garcia at wallmart, I want it soo bad, it looks soo good
@@UrLocal420Dealer it’s a great lil affordable reel I always keep one around
@@FishNFeast sadly rn I only got a ez cast
@@UrLocal420Dealer you will get there also if you go to my TikTok I’m doing a giveaway for one
@@FishNFeast I don't have tiktok sadly, on an unrelated note its officially my bday
What brand is that bait caster
Which one?
I mean eventually guys you want to get to the point where you hit the release and it drops FREELY. Having those brakes set so high impedes casting distance.
With your thumb hit the release while simultaneous holding the line proceed to cast while your thumb is still close, even touching, but barely. So the second the lure or bait or whatever youre using hits the water you put your thumb back and stop the line cause when you dont thats where you get the birds nest. If you have to let it sink a bit release your thumb again but same relation barely touching the spool to allow it to drop because if its dropping fast enough and it hits the floor your spool will keep spinning and birds nest. You got this guys.
I’ve been looking for a good rod. What make&model is this?
The red one or blue one ?
That red one Bruh
@tmobilemobile it’s the Abu Garcia max X combo it’s on Amazon for like 50$ and worth it
@@FishNFeastyou took the time to reply directly to me and guide me to a guaranteed purchase. Going to like and comment on all your vids! Thanks Bruh!❤
@@tmobilemobile wow thanks man I appreciate you ! I just do what I can to help others when I was starting out I had to learn on my own so I like to pass on knowledge to others ! Welcome to the channel!
genuine question, why not just use an open reel?
@@infernotara870 different reels for different situations bait cast reels are better for different situations I’m doing a whole video about it tomorrow
Btw if I wanna throw line this lure is not gone go further at all just throw normally
❤❤❤perfect .thank you
The very FIRST thing you should do is turn your brakes to zero
Thanks for the info, I will have to try it.
Any time!
I can’t wait to get mine in two days
start on mono so cutting the inevitable bird's nest is less painful
I dont understand the second adjustement we saw, for me my brake is the one nect to the handle
You will wear your reel out really fast if you do that. If messes up the breaking
Does this work on my langley streamlite
It’s a lil different but the same principles I’ll make a video on them
I have that same rod. Abu Garcia 6' 6" straight rod (not collapsible)
Me too, mlf rod
Is that a good rod
@@joelmcgregor8168 yea it’s perfect for beginners and affordable heck I still use one to this day and I been fishing for 27 years
I do it other way around. Turn the knob al the way down and turn it up a bit untill the spool stops rocking/moving. Magnet brake at 80% and there ya go. Max distance
That is the right way to do it
Or....just stop the spool with your thumb when the lure hits the 💧 water, or ground👍
Takes time to learn for beginners
Noticed that your line changed.. is that a factor??
@@justinstjohn-pv5mh what you mean
Not really a fair comparison, the blue reel looks like a slx which has the option for the digital control.
What if it does backlash? What do I do? Pls i need answers
@@kyura1316 look on my page I have a video about it
you're the best
@@countchokula7935 thanks 😊
Still a sweet little thing though
excellent
The lure he is using rage toad I believe watermelon color
Gotta catch em all
Heck yea !!!!
Bro got a birds nest just to show us what it looked like
WWWWWWWW I do it for the peoples!!!!! 💪🏽🙌🏽😌
I have the same exact bait caster with green line to
I don’t get it I just got a bait caster for my birthday and iv done all that I’m at the point where I even put 30 lb braid or 18 mono line but still get horrible nests and I’m about to throw it away 😅
Good simple and concise instructions. Pickles, poor understanding of proper technique while using a bait caster gives bait caster reels a bad name. Hopefully somebody will see your video and learn how to properly do it and continue to use bait caster going forward.
Thank you I appreciate that yea i just want to show that there’s no reason to be afraid of them they are a great fishing tool to know and have
Are we gonna ignore the pokeball on his hand ? 😂
Gotta catch em all
@@FishNFeast lol awesome
Thanks
What is hilarious about this video is that you can find this advice in the instruction booklet that the baitcasting reel comes with. The whole idea is to not have the spool rotating faster than the lure is pulling the line off. And if you dont learn to use your thumb as a break and practice with the equipment doing this wont really matter anyway because you will get a backlash.
Made for beginners but ANYWHO thanks for the comment it really helps the channel 🥰
Thank you for the i used on my ice fishing rod
Thank you so much
I use pretty big bait have not had issues in like 10 years
Step on by a freaking Shimano SLX DC, it’s all you really need
I have that same rod and reel
what kind of line is on it
Beyond braid
@@FishNFeastwhat pound test?
This is 8lb only because I plan to use this for finesse fishing
Don’t you have to adjust it everytime you change lures
Yea it takes 5 seconds