Distance Casting With Terry Edmonds - Part One - The Basics
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Distance Casting With Terry Edmonds - Part One - The Basics
We head out with distance casting legend and all round nice guy Terry Edmonds, who talks us through a few simple tips on how to cast further!
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I spooled it with 8 LB test mono for lighter lures, gave it some practice casts and found that it did cast well czcams.com/users/postUgkxSlytCJqozTF7EbdP4LWP-HUXf9WRDJ0e , except that the anti-backlash setting had to be turned up almost all of the way to keep the "overcasts' ' down. I disassembled it, and found that if I potted some "shim washers" behind that anti-backlash magnet assembly, it got the magnets closer to the spool without rubbing, and I could get better control with about a 6 to 7 out out 10-Max setting. I also noticed that the handle shaft had some internal end play, maybe only 2 or 3 thousands of an inch, but it's still noticeable. If the anti-backlash and shaft tolerances were "tightened up" this would be a fantastic value. I've only used it for 4 days of fishing in a month's time, but I plan on keeping it.
The voice crack at 12:13 😂
Awesome to see a mega caster like terry explaining technique great video guys
Appreciated 👊
This is really brilliant. I improved my casting considerably by following Terrys technique. You are a legend mate and your tips really helped me. Much appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed the video Vince.
Way i cast. Tip to lead drop about 5-6ft, slight swing away from me to get the weight outside the rod tip giving the ability to start the cast with the rod at a lower start point, giving more time to load energy into the rod which helps to load the rod.
I feel myself that starting with bent elbows and the push pull being equal if not slightly more energy put into the pulling with the left hand on the rod butt, and i pull the left hand down more towards my hip than the middle of my stomach.
Then again ive come over to freshwater from beach fishing, casting 6oz leads on 80lb leaders with 13ft fast action rods and multipliers filled with 15lb mono, using a pendulum cast lol.
Great video lads👍🎣
I loved this video!! So i was looking forward to see part 2 but can't find it anywhere. Can you point me to the 2nd part?
Very interesting video, many thanks. Could you do the same type of video with waggler and pellet waggler casting ?
You could have a full blow conversation in the time that the lead is in the air when Terry casts.
Great video
Well done ad 👍 🎣 🎣 🎣
Beautiful
Nice! I
Terry, here I am in TX. and wanting to know how to cast further, as I fish for catfish from the bank. The big ones seem to be out deeper and I Need to reach them. This was a very informative video on just what I needed. Most here talk about a long cast for bass or small cats and I'm talking way less than 75 yds. I need 150 + to get to the big boys laying around. Thanks so much for the video and the help!! Kirk n TX.
What set up do you have ? Also it might be worth investing in a bait boat for those distances.
Masterclass ! Very Informative, cheers
Big thanks 👍
Awesome casting, the best on the scene.
Thank you my friend 👊
Doesn't look like there was a part 2 hey guys
What about if your wanting to punch out a medium PVA bag for distance
will these techniques work with baitcasting gear?
Could you cast maybe up to 100 yrds with a big pit reel and 12 ft 3lb test curve rod with a 3-3.5oz lead on?
Definitely, 3 oz lead on 15lb mono I’ve got to 150 yards. Shimano tx2 3lb test curve 12ft, daiwa emblem 45 scw qd ot 20 with 0.40mm 15lb Korda carp line and a baited rig.
@@alfieharris97 I agree. With 3.5 oz and some practice this should work. 27 wraps shouldn’t be that big of a deal.
@@alfieharris97 thats imposible
Good vid
Great advice Terry mate
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I have to say the torrix 12 te special 3.6oz is also great for playing fish too. I would deffo not call it out and out caster. I've the FMJ and Trebuchets now they are out and out casters. I've hit 200y with them many times but not so clever for playing fish...
Meanwhile on the other side of the lake:
"Hey Albert, why are you lying down?
What's that sticking out of your head?".
😆
@@AnglingDirectTV A minute's silence for Albert please.
I didn't see a video where someone explained the shooting finger technique. Should you hold line with finger tight or not? When and how should you release your finger, especially when casting at long range?
Does anyone know of a similar video? help me
I have 3.75tc rods and wanting to cast bags about 80-100yards. What diameter line and lead would you think I need please ?
Hi Eric I use .32 line so its about 12lbs and then add a 50lbs braided leader to take the force of the cast and eliminate any stretch in the line. With a good casting technique you should hit 100 yards with .35 line (about 15lbs). If the lake you are fishing as a leader ban then look at the Fox Exocet Double Tapered Mainline or the korda tapered subline, you will lose a bit of distance with the tapered line as they still have a bit of streth in them. I would say with a 3.75 tc rod you would need a 3.5oz lead in the bag to make up a the weight to compress the rod properly but you would have to experiment with different sized leads. Also ples keep in mind that wind, line lay and reels can affect how far you can cast as well as the action of the rod. Also try not to use mono leaders as the knot is very big and can make some rigs unsafe.
Why is the music so loud ?🤦🏻♂️
how much ?
Im struggling to cast a solid bag (korda S) with 2OZ lead more than 15 wraps accurate. I use 3lb 10ft Nash scopes. How far can people reading this get to as i really dont like fishing long stiff rods?
Hi Simon, lots of practice is the key, also technique. Hopefully watching this video will help with your technique.
Having a distance casting mono can help too, keeping your solid bags as tight and neat as possible will help them cast straighter and further as well.
You should be able to cast a small solid bag 80 yards with your scopes once you get the hang of it.
If you are really struggling maybe a days casting tuition with Terry is a good option.
Any fishing over 80 yards you will probably need to step up your gear.
Is there a part two
I don't think so haha
All round nice guy
Top fisherman at sea not just Lakes
Cheers Adam
@@TerryEdmondsUk how much are lessons
What braided leader to use?
Michael Carroll fox mate never let me down casting 180+
The leader was Shimano karkai 0. 33mm
Very long cast..
Why y'all dont tell the test curve...that shit get annoying because I wanna buy the rods for God sake
Looks like a lot of turns on the spool with the leader for big casting. Can you shed light on that.
4 to 6 times around the reel is what you need. I sometimes use more with braided leaders if there is snags or weed in close 👍
@@TerryEdmondsUk would that be the same for a spod setup? Keep seeing 8 turns minimum when i look online
@@PhilFeeman with mono 4 turns with braid I use up to 8 mate 👍
@@TerryEdmondsUk appreciate that thank you!
I dont really understand... Why every time make casting test, and tips without rig and some pva stick.?
But what difference apart from less distance would it make? This is about casting techniques how would having a rig and pva stick help? Also with a rig you have a chance to snag on the retrieve.
They talk about it near the 17 min mark.
I've done loads of tests with rigs. Don't worry about that concentrate on technique. Then it won't matter what's on the end 👍
He probably casts to the other side
Not far off!
Pointless ....the amount of carp people catch at extreme range via casting singles is Tiny in comparison.
Fish within your limits of baiting and rig placement ..spend time on watercraft and money on a qualilty bait...not casting sticks and bravardo.
If the fish are out of range you won’t catch them until they move closer so being able to reach them is priceless ? 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟
@@alexbrown6624 he's just salty he can't cast that far mate 🙃
Absolute rubbish this. Complete over analysing of a natural movement. Fishing to these spoofers is who can cast the furthest, not an ounce of skill in them. 😂😂😂
Terry Edmonds is a casting record holder/professional casting coach so knows a little bit about long range casting. Obviously more to catching fish than just long range fishing, but its a great skill to add to your armoury 🎣💪