How to Cast and Use a Spincast Fishing Rod and Reel - Push Button Reel

[@jimbob4859]

People sleep on spincasters as "just for kids" but they're great reels for most fishing.

[@FishingwithNat]

They are user-friendly for people of all ages. Once they get comfortable with a spincaster, they may choose to move up to a spinning reel for more casting distance and accuracy.

[@perotekku]

I would bet the majority of rods are fished with spin casters. Not saying they're the best, but they probably catch a lot of fish annually.

[@FishingwithNat]

@@perotekku They have their disadvantages but they are plenty good at catching fish

[@AvGeek646]

True

[@scottlytton5328]

Good basic lesson. Most tubers forget these early essentials. Fish on!

[@FishingwithNat]

Right. A lot of people start fishing with one of these and have questions about it.

[@DNice337]

I love your get to the point detailed content

[@FishingwithNat]

Thanks for the comment! I don't like to waste your time or mine.

[@seanpalmeter]

Great explanation on how to troubleshoot your casting technique if you're struggling.

[@FishingwithNat]

Thanks!

[@jackmarsh7328]

I got interested with spincast since it mix of baitcast and spinning. Gonna buy one for my bfs setup

[@FishingwithNat]

Cool

[@davidwilliams1805]

Thanks for sharing buddy!

[@FishingwithNat]

Glad you liked it. Several viewers have asked questions about casting a spincaster so hopefully this was a helpful demo.

[@zacthomas5377]

Great video.

[@FishingwithNat]

Thanks

[@jordandenmark6240]

This, is SUPER helpful. Thanks man. Also, what’s the + and -? Suuuuuper new to fishing?

[@FishingwithNat]

The + and - are for the drag system. Turn it toward the + for tighter drag and toward the - for less drag. The amount of drag is the amount of force that needs to be applied by a fish before it pulls extra line out of the reel. This needs to be set appropriately for the strength of line you are using on the reel. If you are using 4 pound line, you don't want your drag to be set for more than 4 pounds, or your line will break before the reel will let out any extra line.

[@Kcontopfrfr]

What does the drag mean?

[@FishingwithNat]

The drag system allows line to be pulled out by a large fish before the line breaks. Adjusting the drag properly is important to make sure that is appropriately tight according to the strength of your line.

[@Kcontopfrfr]

@@FishingwithNat Oooh I understand

[@FishingwithNat]

@@Kcontopfrfr Glad I could help

[@A-Random_Pakistani]

My problem is I have my bobber and swivel too far apart so I’m just up here swinging around a good three feet of line when I cast.

[@FishingwithNat]

If you have more than a couple feet of line below your bobber, you might want to switch to a slip bobber for easier casting. Check out my quick 4-minute video on types of bobbers and tips/tricks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWOudXebaqqDlaM

[@thewakoproject]

can this be use by beginners

[@FishingwithNat]

A lot of beginner anglers start out using a spincast reel like this.

[@sylvainperrot3508]

bonjour , désolé , je parle pas anglais ... :) pour ma pars j'ai énormément de mal avec le casting , et certains me dirige vers se genre de moulinet . je connais pas du tout . je pêche le brochet/sandre/perche . avec une casting de leurres max 100 gr . avez vous des modèles as me conseillé ? ou des conseils tout simplement ? merci

[@FishingwithNat]

J'ai aussi une vidéo sur le lancer d'un moulinet spinning. Je vais mettre cela en lien en bas. Il est parfois difficile de lancer si la canne est trop rigide ou si la ligne est trop lourde. Dans ce cas, le type de moulinet que vous possédez n'a pas d'importance. La ligne et la canne doivent être adaptées au poids du leurre. Je recommanderais de pratiquer le lancer avec un gros plomb ou un objet sans hameçon. Plus vous pratiquez, meilleur vous deviendrez. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6DEpoN_pN2Ha6c

[@billionaireracing]

What kinda rod is that

[@FishingwithNat]

That's a South Bend Black Beauty rod. Had it for at least 30 years.

[@BIG-DIPPER-56]

So you DO switch hands from cast to retrieve! I've argued this point with a friend of mine, he insists it should be cast left handed. So for a right handed person, it is normal to cast right handed then switch hands - correct?!?

[@FishingwithNat]

Yes, most right-handed people will cast a spincast or baitcast reel and switch hands to start reeling with their right hand. BUT, both spincast and baitcast reels can be purchased with the handle on either side, so if you prefer reeling with your left hand as a typical right-handed person would with a spinning reel, you can still do that. Spincast reel handles are usually interchangeable left to right, but baitcasters are either left-retrieve or right-retrieve. You can't move the handle on those.

[@BIG-DIPPER-56]

@@FishingwithNat Man, Thank you so much! 😎👍

[@zeraoragmd]

people who diss on spincast reels are so irrational. it's easy cast, easy reel, easy drag adjusting, easy fish, what's there to hate?

[@FishingwithNat]

Spincast reels can absolutely catch fish and they are easy to use.

[@Zuko_Storong]

What lte is that

[@FishingwithNat]

I'm not sure what you mean by ite?

[@FloridaMarlinWrangler]

You have to be kidding me. Fishing with a kiddie rod? 😁

[@FishingwithNat]

I don't use spincast rods myself, but a lot of people use them when they start fishing or use spincast rods to teach their kids to fish. This demonstration is for them.

[@mauricewilliams3575]

Grow up

[@he2295]

Wow hopefully one day I can use a big kid rod

[@oTroubles]

You’re a “Marlin Wrangler” and you still need to watch tutorials on how to cast “kiddie rods”??😂 Seems like you could use the help yourself bubs 🤣

[@mikecarr1378]

Florida PECKER wrangler....LOL

[@Kcontopfrfr]

What does the drag mean?

[@FishingwithNat]

The drag system allows line to be pulled out by a large fish before the line breaks. Adjusting the drag properly is important to make sure that is appropriately tight according to the strength of your line.