Preventing A clipped Bait from Spinning during cast

In this Technical Tip Rudolph shows us how to prevent your bait from spinning in the air whilst casting, these techniques will help increasing casting distance and hopefully increase your catches too.

[@mujaahidabdulla2629]

Hi Rudolph!previously you’ve mentioned that you make your own DIY bait needles,a tutorial help a lot on how to make it,thanks.

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

Thanks for the idea!

[@jeromenaidoo5241]

Thanks a mil for clearing that up it usually happened to me now I know why

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

Glad it helped

[@elzharwp1-fishing250]

Another reason is if you sinker line is too long. It causes some resistance which results in the spiralling.

[@ebie97]

Hi it maybe a stupid question but with the weight clipped onto the dingle how does the fish get to your bait. Im guessing the minute it hits the water it unclips and moves away from the bait, what ensures every cast that this happens?

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

That is correct as soon as it hits the water they seperate.

[@Termicon]

Awesome. Thank You

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

Welcome!

[@tiaancrous441]

Thanks for the info. Could you please do a review on the Battalion 15ft4 6-9oz and what reels and lb braid can one use

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

Sure thing

[@mickanderson3593]

G'day Rudolph how long is your leader line from the swivel and how long is your line to your sinker approx Cheers

[@beastmode3502]

If u refer to the mono leader that generally is about 1 to 2m depend on u and rod length etc .
The braid leader is one and half time rod length

[@andrebakkers6619]

Hey. I'll gone yuse your system here in the North sea.
Groeten

[@SaltwaterFishingSouthAfrica]

Did it work?