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@@peterashford838 hope it helps you 👍👊

@@mrjoker2749 tapered mono is perfect if allowed straight through you will need a mono from 0.35 to 0.40 mate

@@igorwielki100 thank you 🙏

@@minefamilyadventures thank you 🙏

@@deanturner1865 34 wraps this one mate

This went in warm as at 40c it took ages to cool down 🤣

Can’t beat it mate

Hinders used to be the place to buy all seeds, nuts, and pulses. Get the Chilean hemp not the Chinese stuff, it's way better mate.

Batches change all the time I get mine through a friend who owns a bait company. But there is a few animal feed shops online that supply 👍

@@gavinlangford2984 think a lot of the guys use Shimano bullseyes for this type of work mate search them

@@gavinlangford2984 no you can cast high reel lots of great casters do. Overhead thump is ok but to bend the rod and get better distances more advanced casts work better.

@@gavinlangford2984 I prefer the feel of my finger rather than cannons. I haven’t seen many of the best casters I’ve cast with use cannons 👍

I have been trying out the South african way of casting which is a hatter's cast basically an aerialized off the ground cast . Would this cast be better than the over head thump and do you use a 50ml ring on your surf rods or will 40 be ok??

@@gavinlangford2984 I would use an aerialized otg or half pendulum then that will be a small step towards pendulum give you time to build the rod up. Even otg to start be great t 1200 is a very powerful rod to start casting with. Depends if your using mono or braid mostly regrading guides

@@gavinlangford2984 50mm more versatile

@@Eric_D.101 left hand slightly left right hand at the target. 👍

Hope it helps mate

Very common casting right for a right hander. It’s how you set up, plane the rod takes and where you let go. Once you correct all them it goes straight. Check out my video on accuracy 👍

It’s understanding body movements in what order then practising. Nearly Everybody can do 130m plus with a bit of work 👊

@@TerryEdmondsUk I will try my best and back again to basics body actions’ 🙏🏻 Target for one of my venue : 185m ! Big step to be done !

Get to learn where the floor is, so practice your set up and touch the lead down to the floor so you know your arm positions. Rig wants to be a close to the floor as it can without touching it for big arcs.

@@TerryEdmondsUk perfect thanks for your help

@@Andy-nl3zw bit of practice you will be all good

as short guy myself understand your pain :) Trick which I am using is to swing back lead at start. Its looks like dynamic start, and for me its helps to have longer swing, which is essential for big cast.

@@drxmaster3358 none of the biggest carp casters I know swing it back. We need to get it moving towards the target for the biggest casts, stiff rods don’t want to be loaded to early. Swinging back works if you have limited room or soft rods, but won’t produce the longest casts. Height isn’t the problem it’s set up. For eg I’ve cast 200 of my knees that makes me 3ft 🤣🤣

Everything here is still as relevant as ever mate. Still out casting/teaching every-week and fishing when I can. 👌 I’m working with Korda and helped developed the Kaizens the 13ft kaizen green is a great level line rod. Tapered mono have come on a lot as well. So a great option

Back then it was Shimano rods

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All big pit casts well these days my biggest casts came on a Daiwa tournament 6000t with a Weston developments tournament spool. Many casters use this now after seeing the results it produced.

@@TerryEdmondsUk I saw that daiwa tournament 6000s are used in professional casting contests. I was more interested in long-distance fishing

@@florinflorin5315 6000t works great for fishing but slow retrieve and a bit heavy. Daiwa or Shimano bit produce great fishing reels I use basia 45 scw 👍

Not a run up two steps, it used to get a heavy weight moving towards the target. I used it to cast records in casting but rarely for fishing. Very effective it done correctly for your biggest casts. When I travel round Europe teaching lots of Europeans now use it for fishing at ranges to 180m in big competitions 👍

Some waters it’s very important to cast far a lot of these waters are well documented others not. Depends but one thing is for sure everybody can catch them when there close a lot fewer when there not. Also good technique means more efficient and more accuracy. As always fish where they are👊

Kaizen Green spod rod 13ft it’s come out very very well at the price point

@@TerryEdmondsUk which type of LB of this one?

@@SanhangtunhienTV 5.5lb 👍

@@TerryEdmondsUk thank you very much 🥰

When it broke on the field 🤣

I need some lessons badly lol

@@jamiegreening3429 always welcome get that sorted mate

@@TerryEdmondsUk 🤣🤣🤣 I think 🤔 🎣☕

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He was casting 150m plus

Longrange work 15lb long Chuck tapered by korda 👍

@@TerryEdmondsUk thank you for the reply

@@troywales983 happy to answer any questions hope it helps mate

Thanks mate 👍

128 gram

Yeah competition casting is like that can do 3 or 4 steps. Only one required for fishing but that took me over 250 yards on the competition court👍

Daiwa basia, emblem and 6000t

Kaizen and Basia may be

Was my clients set up been teaching a lot recently so can’t remember this one 👍

Different rod actions so hard to compare, both good but I’m biased as I helped a lot in the 13ft 4 green. 👍 In that rod a lot the 13ft spod rod is great too 😊

60 x 4 yards but I’ve cast a lot further in competition 👍

@@TerryEdmondsUk You're a legend anyway 😁 I don't know yards, i know meters

@@safugim5526 my biggest cast with this style of cast overhead was 266m few years ago. But I enjoy helping people so thank you 🙏

@@TerryEdmondsUk I got 2 "role models" in carp casting, You and our very own Mihai Perianu. I only accesed 190m :) but i'm using Sportex rods, wich are bit semi parabolic. I've learned alot from you, especially how to be more accurate so thank you !

Pleased it helped 👍

My pleasure hope you found it beneficial