How to use a baitcaster

[@Mskelly2406]

*Great product. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend I have never used a baitcaster before and did a lot of research before buying this one. I bought it with the Torrent casting rod as well and it works very nice.*

[@SEz610i]

yea the distance he told might be incorrect but at least he spend that effort and tried to help newbiea to understand a bc functionality so just don mind about how far the cast is and how he estimate that distance.

[@Ramblequist]

Agreed, still funny though about the 40..

[@georgegarcia2575]

True. I bought my first bait cast reel and decided to night fish lol bird nest within 30 mins. I casted just as far as him before it hit the knot. But still help me understand the bait caster a whole lot better

[@michaelkalada7555]

thanks kid! was sitting here on my boat psd off because my new reel kept getting tangled. you taught an old dog a new trick

[@liynx6314]

Bro thank you so much you actually helped me unlike the other channels that try and help with a baitcasting reel and not specific at all, now thanks to you I am able to make very good casts at about 40-75 yards, bro you are the most specific person that I've ever seen on KZbin 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

[@hollyh2034]

I bot a bait caster just after I saw your video in did what you said I love a bait caster thank you for your video. not 1 backlash or birds nest. very cool

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Thanks for the video. Bought one of these on sale at Walmart a few years ago, still haven't used it because I've used spinning reels all my life. Thing is, using a bait casting reel looks so cool I had to have one.

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

you mean 'fixed spool' reels

[@jon6605]

shit I cast further with a birdsnest

[@brandonmiciche4092]

Lls😂😂

[@elmedin.c8258]

True that😅

[@ShawnJerz24]

Lmao omg

[@Mr.Heinous]

More like 4 yards..

[@MrXinsizionx]

4 yards is to far lol

[@bakewellboyz7595]

I was thinkin the same thing lol

[@brianlee8992]

ikr

[@nicholassimpson8649]

MrHeinous bro i was about to comment that lol.

[@ohk31]

I play football and I'm telling u right now that's like 14-15 yards. Not 40😂😂

[@Thunderduck]

40 yards my ass the thing barely made it to the water

[@Thunderduck]

Please go back to school 😂😂 in fucking done Lmao

[@tallestshoe5526]

Castaway that's what I said

[@lar4305]

Thanks for the tip. Just got baitcaster and wondered how to stop it from birds nest.

[@jessepadilla5603]

This nigga said 40 yards

[@pedrosky269]

hahahaha

[@ethankanojia699]

Lol

[@lilsmith2872]

Your white not black

[@brooksw2893]

+teckdeck175 who gives a shit

[@joeysiclari9373]

yeah, i think u got the idea thou, made a bad cast and wanted to cover it up, who cares

[@markhennings7207]

This reel works really good. Not a bunch of fancy features, not top of the line Abu Garcia baitcaster reel, but catches fishes every time I use it. Hmmmm, that’s what’s most important.

[@anthonymeeink1759]

thank you so much for this video I just got a new baitcaster and the video helps so much

[@christophermartinez2075]

40 inches 😂

[@keemiya]

christopher martinez u mean 40 yards

[@JuanMartinez-ez5hp]

Lol after reading all the comments I decided to opt out on the bullying hahaha. Good video, now lets learn the difference between distance measurement in feet vs yards!

[@jbryant1224]

i have that abu Garcia vengeance rod rigged up with a nice quantum reel pretty nice rig sturdy rod havent had any issues one of the better rods i have used ans its not a bad price either

[@Tikimohn]

You forgot to adjust and mention the braking system...... You get a feel for your casting reel you can chuck a 1/2 trap over 60 yards.

[@Emericj]

60 yards like he counts them or real yards? Cause this nigga said 40 yards and it went like 4.

[@Tikimohn]

+Emericj2245 real sixty yards. I chuck half oz and heavier that far or farther all the time. only problem I have on those really long casts is hooksets when you get hit that far out, for me it's mostly cuz I'm using mono which has stretch to it and at that distance it creates a lag, it mostly effects topwater strikes since fish usually hook themselves on rattle traps.

[@awmarlow8]

You're correct, we did see that hit the water. More like 14 ft...Should have edited that part out or done some more practicing homie.

[@cxb1588]

right!!

[@reptilekid1725]

That was really helpful

[@fj3633]

Thank you so much for this i was having some trouble with my baitcast fishing pole and I didint know why it was "birds nesting'' apparently it was the drag LOL anyway thanks

[@hollyh2034]

thanks chasin Tails great video.

[@river9055]

Good video helped a lot

[@marcquan8345]

That's like a two foot cast lol

[@TheDuckseason]

really interested in using one, but not interested in spending the $$ for a rig and getting frustrated with the nesting. Used one when i was way little, always remembered never use the black line one it sucks .

[@justinpeebles6658]

Actually you don't cast it like you would any other reel. You cast a bait caster smooth. The closed-face is for the rooks. The spinner is for the normal guy who hits a pond every now and then. Then there it is. The precise performance of the bait-caster;)

[@Clodknocker]

That's right you don't cast a baitcaster like any other reel you don't whip it you just cast it back smooth forwards smooth

[@grizzskoalcope]

Justin Peebles i agree i started with a closed face when i was little, been using higher-end spinning reels for a few years now and im looking into getting a bait caster now that i go fishing almost every weekend

[@Nf_904]

Are you from Jacksonville or Saint Augustine Florida?

[@zacharyfuller1012]

Haha I was just getting ready to say something about that 40 yard cast but I think everyone has said enough!! Haha

[@kentuckybassin3727]

I like my tension knob as loose as I can get it without it falling off.

[@deathfromabove592]

You should do the follow up part where you do everything right.

[@wheelsx1823]

Tighten it, tighten it, loosen it, tighten it, loosen it... got it

[@sfcsfc4518]

Bud what kind of pole and reel is that? how much

[@claymaurer7157]

is this in Jacksonville Fl ??

[@Δημήτρης-η4ρ]

Can i ask a question, untill now i was using a drumm reel and i was using my left hand to reel and my right hand for pulling the rod.Should i buy a left hand baitcast(meaning that the reeling lever is on the left side) or a right?

[@ACowboyandACampfire]

its best to go with whatever side your writing hand is on but more importantly whatever is most comfortable

[@hans.karrer]

First, your settings are REALY too tight.Secondly,there is another break that you did not talk about wich is very useful.With your current settings,you can only cast infront of you.Also,you have to put your thumbs to stop the line otherwise it will do a birdnest.Please learn before making a tutorial video.

[@keiranrooker6861]

Don't forget to put your thumb on the line near the end so you don't spool out

[@masonpatterson1067]

when I first got mine I had a hell of a time every cast I had a bird nest now I am fine

[@booyah6909]

what about the magnetic brakes which im pretty sure quantum has? you need to loosen your spool more and set your magnetic breaks to 5 or 6 as i feel you dont have much experience and let her rip...

[@Frostyundercarriage]

Is that the dial on the left side?

[@brianallen6524]

Did he just say 40 yards? Yup fuck this shit im Out.

[@nastycaze7617]

that is the wrong way to cast a baitcaster you cast from the side of you

[@aidanandcristiestevens8639]

infront of you, side, pitch...... his lines way to stiff on the drop, no way thats going to tangle with an overhand freespool.

[@dudebreh4178]

Brian Allen he is casting with one hand I find that a bit hard

[@brianallen6524]

emmanuel Jensen okay understood but its not hard to tell distance just simple logic and common sense

[@jeeperscreepers3782]

Awsome video

[@LonestarLunkers]

please answer man what is the thing on the left

[@alexcorral7603]

Marine Sniper 2003 it's for your bait to go fast or slow

[@LonestarLunkers]

Alex Corral thanks bro

[@Sc_Messey]

40 yards my ass... Dude that was like 4 feet away... And you don't start off casting like a spinning rod, you start off casting slowly from the side... If you whip it like a spinning reel your spool will come out too fast and when it hits the water the spool will keep moving since baitcasters free spinning spools... This will also cause backlashing if you're anything less than perfect when it comes to slowing it down effectively with your thumb

[@ardianf7005]

3:06 More like 40 inches

[@710DabFeen]

That was like 10 feet. 40 yards.... 😂

[@mattyadams8577]

yah that shit went nowhere😂 sounded like your reel bird nested right when you casted.

[@graceberger5134]

Ur supposed to cast it to the side if ur use ing a bait caster u know that right u can get backlash if ur casting over ur head

[@erikstone8993]

Rly friggen helpful tbh

[@RSlevelup]

You don't cast like any other reel?? You want to keep your arm against your body otherwise if you cast like a spinning reel it will backlash.

[@Ctrvue]

4o yards? lol

[@beastmode9357]

Shit i don't think it hit the water I think he still hasn't thrown it yet 😂😂😂

[@briggzgaming5294]

Never had luck with my baitcaster.. I alos have that same rod lol foumd it with the tip broke off next to a lake lol

[@braydenpark9186]

What kind of reel

[@izzykrompack1746]

rain drop..drop top...today were fishing with a grub and a drop shot

[@connormoore5492]

Do u live in max fla

[@aiken.wilson8405]

Anyone know any decent cheap bait caster rod and reels?

[@glgoutdoors3753]

I wouldn't worry so much about the star drag then I would the magnetic

[@johnhughes7222]

40 yards more 15 yards

[@rogerdavis685]

right on bud. Thanks.

[@mattyadams8577]

yah that went nowhere😂 sounded like your reel bird nested right when you casted.

[@Countryboy2206]

Not a good video, constructive criticism. Get a tripod or something for the video. Loosen the tension knob so it will birdsnest when it hits the water/ground. Set your brake up to where it won't birds nest at the start of the cast, I keep my magnetic brake at about half way. Then tighten the tension knob to where the reel will continue to turn a small amount after the lure hits the water. You can also tighten it up some more so it stops right when it hits the water but I prefer to just thumb it a little on the back end of the cast. Then you just adjust the tension knob based on the weight of different lures.

[@chasegordon9987]

I cast over hand all the time I never back lash and my brakes are almost all the way off

[@bigal1419]

lol, you should update, edit or delete this video

[@fishingwhereverandwhenever6974]

He casted like 10ft haha

[@Insert639]

Hahaha, i was expecting it to go far and all i heard was half a second of travel then a splash hahah

[@brianmurphy1000]

Good job

[@hitman_1013]

I just learned something

[@GlockBaby4270]

40 yards my ass i heard a solid 3 seconds of travel that wasnt even 1 yard😂

[@RoverConcepts]

Not even 3 seconds

[@wattslovecrf]

Not a damn 40 yards... it look like 3 yards to me 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣💯

[@dawsonwise5595]

@castaway hell yeah more like 5 yards

[@coreyboutdoors750]

That cast was like 10 ft not 40 yards haha

[@h22charles]

40 yards? WTH..LMAO..

[@ardianf7005]

When he let the bait just drop into the water it was father than his cast

[@bergy4367]

that cast LMAO

[@Snowball-ey5xq]

What reel is that

[@ethanprice2339]

Quantum bill dance series from bass pro don't get a quantum tho they suck get a Carbon lite

[@ayereese7535]

dats a b8 caster

[@hunterheselschwerdt7165]

Your using it wrong. I prefer to weld the reel onto a fence post and spool it with cable with a 2000 lb breaking strain for those big crappie and largemouth. But whoever bought that reel knows what he's talk in about.

[@yakinsc9082]

FOR REAL! 😂😂😂 Made my day

[@punk12314]

You should never reel against the drag anyways.

[@trex9166]

You don't cast like a spinning reel or like any reel you cast by pitching and side arming ex. SO remember don't cast OVER HAND.

[@alongbow]

Right handed cast with a left-hand reel? You're gonna have to change hands for the retrieve !

[@allaroundpafishing802]

Bait casters are usually opposite as spinning rods

[@supratuff]

I use a spinning reel with the handle on the left side but a baitcaster with the handle on my right side so I don't see a problem with it

[@supratuff]

I use a spinning reel with the handle on the left side but a baitcaster with the handle on my right side so I don't see a problem with it

[@GQRS]

my grandma with no hands can cast farther than that...buhahaha

[@hitman_1013]

Thank you so much

[@bladepatten]

What kinda reel

[@jacobturner2412]

nice 40yrd cast... lmfao other than that good video

[@VaBassAssassin19]

Looked like the lure went 20ft

[@ProSauli]

Thats what i was thinking!

[@lukerer3924]

40 yards is nothing you have to loosen up the tension And cast with your thumb on the line I don't even have a bait caster and I know that for sure

[@Frogger900]

Someone didn't play football.

[@GetOutTheHouseGoFish]

904 👍Subscribed to your channel

[@jaredwhite489]

Your lures upside down bro.

[@edmiller5101]

You did not show how to use the magnetic setting on the left hand side of the reel. also help not getting birds nest.

[@jessemrieg7317]

Very well done youngin. Next time have your camera stationary.

[@elemenohpeespngrCortese]

thanks man.

[@kansaslunkers9783]

That's a damn short 40 yards

[@BrettWae]

Lol 40 yards. I wonder how he measures his fish?

[@williamwilliams8080]

40 yards my ass 😂😂 that's about 10,👌😂

[@wolfepup19]

Hahahah 40 yards. Maybe 5

[@WorkingOnRocks]

40 yards 😂😂 lmfao

[@scrappy6090]

Who the hell tought you to how to count, that was like 8 yards

[@jaraddossabhoy11]

904 ahhhhhh jax fl i live there to

[@coreyboutdoors750]

Do all of that but don't put your thumb on so fast and with that much pressure first of all second put the brake at max as a beginner it will stop the spool on its own with a thumbnail and won't get a backlash

[@thegoldangler5500]

You mean 4 feet😂😂

[@charlesebyjr2925]

Nice try but you didn’t explain the other brake on the left side of real but you’re off to a safer start!

[@thakillar7773]

That was not 40 yards that looked like 9ft

[@ChristianRodriguez-fs3ch]

Careful you don't hit your toes casting like that!