Beach Casting Lesson 2020 , Pevensey Bay with Glyn Morgan, Anglers Den Sussex

Glyn Morgan of Anglers Den Sussex, Pevensey Bay gives a beach casting lesson to Ollie Franks and explains how a good cast from the beach is about 70% technique and timing and just 30% power. Small adjustments to technique and timing can greatly improve your distance casting, getting your hook and bait a long way from the shore which can bring better results.
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[@claytonhendrix2830]

The best teaching step by step video i have seen i have been surf casting for 35 years and still loving it!

[@tomrailton9201]

Great video Glyn. Take care and stay safe mate. Tom.

[@matthewgifford5138]

Well done Gents, another great tutorial video. I thoroughly recommend the Anglers Den to anyone who needs any end tackle, sea, course, carp and fly. Keep it up, stay safe to all

[@Minksy1989]

Brilliant video. As a lefty fishing matches with the big boys this video has definitely given some pointers 👍

[@SinkEmQuicker]

Absolutely amazing tutorial, great to see left and right handed examples, only just getting into fishing in my mid 20s thanks to the lockdowns. Hoping I can impress my old man by being able to cast off correct on our first proper trip. Huge thanks, I’ll be back to watch others for sure

[@mohamednabilhamza8699]

One of the best vids on this subject .. thank you

[@robleyacademy]

Great Video! I really learnt alot there, hope i can put it into practice 👍

[@Darylm990]

Great video Glyn

[@mattthomas2836]

Good instruction Glyn , improved alot. Cheers 👌

[@lucianocastraaraujo]

Thanks! Help me a lot.

[@nandoneto139]

Great toturial about surfcasting ( Continental beach casting) Now, you should do another tutorial about the OH (over head) cast and the famous OTG (off the ground) cast. I'm 54 and have doing surfcasting fishing all my life, and this is a good tutorial for beginners. I will love people to get more into surfcasting, this sport is a passion soon you start to get on it, I'm just love it. Well done Dean and keep up with the good work.

[@rohitlopez708]

A very good casting video. Thank you

[@scootyman2974]

Ollie’s casting is now so good, he works for the French Government catching small inflatable boats in the English Channel. Well done Ollie! 😉 Joking aside, this video is brilliant, thank you for making it 👍

[@d.riedijk3443]

Good Video and very informative always good to remember the basics , while living in South Africa like to following your your KZbin uploads Kind Regards/ Marcel Riedijk.

[@andygow59]

I've just been getting a blackrock foosa and that shows me exactly what its like at casting. Great instructional video . Do you have any more videos of the foosa in action

[@maasai-]

Twisting the body ( making coil strength) which added to the whole casting power is a must for powerfull casts .it’s almost active n nonactive body movement , nice daminstration btw , tight lines.

[@mumtazzafar1576]

Great video. Pls keep it up.

[@carperblue]

Well done nice video boys

[@johnnylong8821]

Thanks Glyn, enjoyed that demo. 👍

[@tomhath8413]

"Obviously we don't throw the rod into the sea, because that would be pointless." Such a British thing to say :^)

[@deepa8672]

Thanks help me alot..

[@fieldpictures1306]

This a late comment. A great breakdown of the casting process. Does Glynn have a martial arts background? His transfer of power from the stance, through the hips to the shoulders and arms is classic karate training. The best explanation of a cast anywhere on the internet. Thanks for the great video.

[@daz56890]

Great vid .... what's the rod being used please

[@jeffb6131]

Great instruction but I was hoping to see how you used the casting trigger.

[@andy2991]

Is this a good casting technique for normal beachcasting rods aswell

[@vincentlafranchi8409]

What weights are you guys using that cannon for? In NJ, during the fall-run on the oceans, we're throwing at least 8+oz plus a fish head for massive striper. I used to slice my hand up a lot because I was pulling the braid all the way to the rod while casting. That snap outward is what slices you. If you hold the anchor point about midway between the rod and spool, the snap that occurs is way less and the slicing stops.

[@wangunsanjoyo5673]

very nice...how long is possible to cast with 3,9 metre Rod and 100 gram sinker?

[@alex-tv7sm]

Thank you for this video. How far did you manage to cast on this occasion? and what is the average distance? I am new to fishing hence this might be a stupid question but I would like to set a logical distance for me.

[@analosis]

good day excellent video!!!! i want to ask you what mm number is the fine braided line(20mm?) and the shock leader (0.23-0.57mm?) thanks a lot !!!

[@kevinjohnstone7745]

Can you please help me with this question I'm new to beachcastin,g and the rod I've bought has a movable seat reel can you help me with where the reel should sit on the rubber or on the steel before the carbon I've noticed your reels are near the but end of the rod any tips anyone please n if so thanks by the way grate vids 😀

[@Odysseuss.]

what knot to use between braid and tapered leader?

[@ec7239]

I am a freshwater fisherman and I cast heavy lures (up to 10 OZ/ 230 gr). I'm trying to figure out what technique to use to cast lures without breaking my back and shoulder. Otherwise I have to stay still for weeks, it causes inflammation. In your opinion, which technique is to be considered appropriate for this type of casting? Thank you very much

[@antoniosantos343]

Hi bud Do you remember me? Antonio the guy from eastbourne use to fix reels?

[@andy816896]

8:50 We're lucky to have an expert to point that out for us!

[@AntonioSantos-ih5mf]

Hi bud You still remember me? António the guy fixing reels in kings park eastbourne

[@andy2991]

Do you need tampered leader with mono line

[@poepflater]

Sorry, what is that finger protection thingy called, want to look it up, look slike something that could be 3D printed

[@kimpline]

when you let your finger off to free the line ?

[@danesandford306]

What are your thoughts on using a Braid shock leader onto braided line. For example an 80lb Braid leader onto 20lb braid main line?

[@cantfindafeckinid]

It's good but I would up the size of the shockleader a wee bit for better abrasion resistance.

[@tomhath8413]

Shock leader should be monofilament, because it stretches to absorb the initial shock of the cast. Braid and fluorocarbon don't stretch enough.

[@regcarr844]

What approximate distance did you cast Glyn ?

[@nurfatihah.m6637]

Hai.why my casting tend to go to the right,not go straight.What is wrong with my technique😅😅

[@skobara86]

Great video,but how you manage not to unclip your hooks when you lean down the rig?

[@bowman118]

Many people dont bother. but if youd like to, id recommend the new Trident lead clips, they work a treat, never had one let go yet.

[@lonederanger2603]

Keep the rig in tension

[@shaun1961hodge]

Do you give lessons?

[@longcaster]

At night when you can't see where my lead hits the water, it is my longest cast ever.

[@user-dx1ji7cl2g]

Super 👍✊🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🏖️

[@martinjones8220]

Stop being obsessed with casting distance . if you've got the money for a century or a zziplex get a girlfriend 👍

[@purpleturkey1792]

It's good ... but gets a little boring

[@purpleturkey1792]

Looking up boss ... I'm looking up 😂

[@jaytua730]

Thanks! Help me a lot.