Never fished a baitcaster before. Just purchased my first and practicing in the backyard this morning. First cast: backlash 😂. After watching this it was relatively easy to remove. Thanks bro for your great content. You’ve taught this noob more than I could ever imagine in the past year. Tight lines! 🎣
Tyler, I am on the lake right now and just got my first major bird nest. Watched this video, took a deep breath and 5 minutes later I got it all out. Thank you!
You saved my 300 yards braid line, big thank you! There's lots of videos that explain how to do it, but most of them say same thing about putting pressure and reeling, which did not worked for me, but your method saved my line, big thank you!
Just came from your “No More Backlashes” video and let me say….your videos are the easiest to follow. You explain everything perfectly. I feel a lot more comfortable with my baitcaster now after watching just these two videos
@@TylersReelFishing ever since I watched your videos I’ve had no issues with my baitcaster, no matter what I throw on there. Huge fan now and I’ll be watching all of your videos from here on out!
Spin caster all my life, just recently bought my first baitcaster and the way you explained how to finesse the line, and not be rough with it, helped me with backlashes so much, thanks!
If it's kind of bad, I tighten up the drag and reel a few times with my thumbs over the spool as tight as I can. I then pull. This usually undo the backlash by itself so I dont have to pick the lines. Works 80% of the time.
Having only spin casted and fly fished most of my life, I sometimes struggle with bait casting. Now, I prefer bait casting because of its versatility, often in spite of my lack of proficiency ! Videos like yours along with viewer comments are very helpful.
Really great tip in here that a lot of people fail to mention - when you finally go to reel back in, hold the line TIGHT are you are reeling it back and slowly. Without that tension you are just going to be screwed all over again on your next cast. TIGHT LINES YALL.
I am mostly a fly fisherman but I have used (inexpertly) a baitcasting reel a few times. What I really like about them is that it takes skill to use. More interesting than a spinning outfit. My perception is that a person can be really accurate with them.
Very helpful video for all fisherman/women. I find this video great for beginners to help them with their mistakes they don't understand how to fix. Thank you for the vid.
It's my second day of using a bait caster and I just got a gnarly birdnest. Thanks for your help, I managed to get rid of it even with 5 "roadblocks" as you say. THANK YOU once again! ! !
I just retired and bought my first baitcaster ever (a Kistler) and went with quality because I was expecting a learning curve and didn't want to wonder whether it was equipment. I did get some backlashes my first time out and couldn't figure out why because I had gone through the whole tuning procedure and was careful practicing feathering with my thumb on a calm day. I finally figured out that it was my release timing. I was releasing too early (it's a bit different than spinning and I was trying both side casting and overhead). I finally figured out that I was releasing just a bit too early, had too high of an arc and the lure was slowing at the top at the top of the arc for a fraction of a second while the reel continued wanting to spin out at the same speed. Lots to learn but man, can you get distance with a baitcaster when you do it right.
Great content. I am the King at getting backlashes. Its just part of fishing for me. I usually can get them cleaned up but also always carry a spare reel for the times i just cant clear the reel or when im on the fish.
Such a great video, haven't got to properly use my new baitcaster yet as i'm still getting used to it by casting in my backyard. Really love the content, you diserve my sub and ill definitely be watching more of your content.
at the end a good piece of info, check the line on the line for abnormalities, kinks bends or looseness after a long cast.. Good vid all around ! Thank You
As veteran there was some life skills I forgot. Most likely some of the fun I had in the service. As soon as you said it, it clicked and I remembered. 1978 was the last time I used a baitcaster. Good job.
They work, thanks! Well the last one did cause mine was serious. I kinked and will have to cut off about 20yds but at least I got it. Now to try second-ever cast, wish me luck!
One of the BEST videos I seen so far cause OMG MY REEL LOOKS JUST LIKE THAT 😢😢😢😢😢😢 I JUST BOUGHT TWO RODS, REELS AND FISHING LINE 😫😫😫😫😫 THANK YOU SO MUCH 🐟 💞🤩😇
great vids for a newbie. Just got my first baitcaster and man did these vids help. Only thing is should i have that gear shaped knob closest to the reel all the way twisted towards or away from me? is this just an extension of the small break knob? If anyone sees this i would love to know. Thanks!
TylersReelFishing i can not believe how much it has changed and grown in 40 years. I found and old Garcia reel, yes no Abu Just Garcia spin casting reel. Just going to mount it on the wall. Fish on and have fun.
I carry a darning needlle ,awl ,or something similar ,sometimes it helps to unpick where the line knots over itself.Spots where my fingers can’t get in .Thank you for your videos….Cheers from Australia.
I'm glad for this video. I used my first baitcaster, last weekend, and it wouldn't cast more than a few yards. The lure hit the water like a rocket. I thought I'd followed one of your previous videos about setting the brakes and tension up correctly, I guyess I'll try again. I had a spinning reel setup with me, with which I caught my FIRST fish in 15 years (I don't get out much) and my largest fish ever, a 19 inch rainbow trout. It was glorious, definitely got the joy back in fishing for me. This baitcaster, I picked it up for a steal at a local walmart. Thanks for the cool video
I've had lots of practice with backlashes, and your right about taking it slow to get it out. Sometimes when the fish are biting it's hard to go slow 🤣
I have fished spinning reels for 50 years, just purchased my first baitcaster. Thank you for very informative videos. I am not looking forward to the backlashes, but somehow now I kind of am ... just a little.
Berkley Trilene Big Game Monofilament Fishing Line - Exactly as it describes itself. Good line and I have been using this brand for many years without issues.
Making this video had to be annoying but it's super helpful. How else are you to show how to get out of a backlash without getting a backlash. Thank you!!
What’s up Tyler hope your doing great man I was telling you I haven’t gotten fishing in so long so I decided to get back up to fishing for bass I went like a week ago to bass pro and got me the Johnny Morris carbonlite 2.0 bait caster I told my fiancé I got this bait caster that I never use in my life I always use spinning rods let me cast in the pond that they have in bass pro in Tampa Florida man let me tell you ass some I cast it omg 😱 all that string come out I’m like wth going on here I put it away in my semi truck and crazy I was looking at your videos and saw this I tell you this it help with the string all good now have to set it up later anyway wanted to tell you that remember the I want that rode autograph by you one day :)
We went to "backlash university" when throwing big chunks of Bonita off Santa Monica pier at night for Mr. Shark. Sending line out into the dark is a whole new ballgame. The lights only shine out about 5 feet and down.
Great video tutorial for fixing backlashes. Not sure if it’s just me, but backlashes with braid are somewhat harder to fix. I had one so bad before with braid that I grabbed a pair of scissors and went to cutting. LOL!!!😎👍
Thank you for watching Jim! I’ve got plenty of other videos to help you in your journey with a baitcaster👍🏼 search “TylersReelFishing baitcaster” to find them!
I can remove backlashes with more skill than the skill it takes to cast. I use a crochet hook when it gets bad. But here's a tricky tip; First, loosen your drag almost entirely; find where the line jams (usually it's a loop that wants to kink a loop around the standing line) and you pull that loop forward (not the main line) as you roll the spool backward (direction of normal reeling) about 1 to 3 full rotations, then pull the main line toward the guides. It will free it up until the next kinked loop. Repeat the process. Don't pull tight! It kinks and tightens the nest. Key is, get the loop pulled from forward/under the spool, then pull by the main line. If you are using 10 lb braid, get out a crochet hook and pray to the knot angels for help.
Here's a tip for unraveling nasty backlashes that you can't seem to fix: next time you're at the dentist, ask the dental hygienist if he or she will give you an old dental pick. File the ends smooth and use it to find and gently extract the line that is looped over your casting line on the spool, then grasp it and gently pull it out (you may have multiple snags, so keep at it)!
Great video man very intuitive an educational! I've been a fineness angler sense I could start fishing. But here recently I've got my feet wet so to speak with bass fishing. I've caught plenty of decent bass on my spin cast rod. But I find myself very interested in the hot an heavy action that goes down when a bass thumps a bass jig or Texas rig on a bait caster! Needless to say I'm a beginner bass Angler. An the reel is beyond my compression it seems like or nobody i talk to about them is truly educated on a bait caster or how they work?? Would you do a review an explanation of a good budget bait caster so I can finally catch bass on a regular
Funny, I taught myself all of this. Great video though. Have you tried KVD line conditioner? I thought it was gimicky, but it actually works well. I always use a braid backer to a fluoro leader (fg knot), and I find that picking out those knot stoppers is easier with braid. Again, great video. Thanks. Also, just wanted to add that your intro is one of the best on UA-cam. So many are just cheesy and too long!
We'd have the Ned Sled; Frosty The Snowman as a floating top-water bait; The Santa Frog; The Elf Jerk baits in pine green/peppermint blush; the Antler rig to replace the A-rig; and finally, the Rudolph the Red Nosed Shad.
What fluorocarbon line do you prefer to use? The few that I’ve tried have a lot of memory it seems like. Ive mostly used braid on my baitcasters but I definitely need to switch it up
bit.ly/3JXWxfj I’m in love with this line, especially for the price. Stretching out the line will help a ton with memory. Tie it to a tree and walk backwards with your thumb on the spool and then once you get two casts lengths out, start to pull and get the memory out. Doing that every few weeks helps
I had a backlash once (Like learning how to use a bait caster and doing so well then getting a backlash while practicing the 2nd day was learning and i made a bad cast and the lure hit the driveway and it backlashed) The backlash was probably about halfway into the spool and it was BAD! I ended up having to cut through probably 80 feet of line with a knife on the spool to get it out lol. haven't touched a a bait caster since. I should probably add that the line was braid and there was KNOTS INSIDE the line.
Is it better to hit the spool release button and pull out the line with thumb pressure on the spool or turn the drag down and just pull it out the front without needing thumb pressure?
Hey Tyler, I personally haven’t heard much about it but do you use line conditioning for your reels and are they helpful in conditioning your line so your backlashes aren’t so bad?
It could help. I just never see any pro anglers using it to a large capacity, so I don’t really think it’s that helpful. If it was, they would be using it
Like you said in your video how people get anxious to use their new reel and they want to cast their first cast without ever dial down their reel so that it doesn’t backlash.
Haven’t fished in several years and just got two bait casters thinking they were an easier reel to use. After watching this video I’m like oh 💩 what have I done?? 😂😂😂😂
I watched the other video and was wondering if you have fished round reels and the difference casting them. I fish abu , penn, and 1 millionaire. They all have the spool tension knob but no brake. My son just got me a abu bass rod reel combo for father's day. Haven't strung it up yet, I was thinking 10-12lb fluoro?
12 or 15lb would be best for him. I’m not sure what you mean by “round reels” but I use baitcasting and spinning. I’ve got lots of videos to help you out!
@@TylersReelFishing round bait casting reels. I use them catfishing and fishing the coast. One of mine is a Penn senator, I have a dozen or so various Abu Garcia Ambassadeur reels. Have you made a video of the different techniques for spinning and casting?
@@texasroofer8650 no problem. Yeah I fish round baitcasters exclusively in saltwater. I need a good winch to get fish out of the mangroves and low pros feel too small since I have bigger hands. Tightlines!
I’m definitely the rough guy pulling on the line 😂 But then I found out cutting one of the tangled lines allows me to just pull it out while the rest of the line goes back to normal. Probably not a good idea but I’m still learning 😂
So wait, I see that you have an easier time taking the bird nest out, when I get a birdsnest I get overlaps and I get knots. I'm assuming I'm spooling wrong but any tips
Depending on use, at least every 6 months. Braid can last a year or more, but for fluoro, I try to replace the line on the reels I use a ton every 4-6 months
Because I don’t like that big of a connection knot going through my guides. It’s just one more potential thing that could break on a hookset. With spinning combos I will always go braid to Fluorocarbon because the knot is not as thick, but baitcasters, I either go straight, braid or straight flouro
My Seagar invizX unspools itself and adds backlash as I'm removing it! It's replacing it as I'm getting rid of it! Loops that weren't even there, bubble up and in. How do I know if it's because of old line?? It has no expiration date on it. I guess that's next. But how do I know if the spool is too old? Could that explain the auto-backlash?
@@TylersReelFishing You're right. :/ I finally set "ON" all 4 brakes and dialed it up to 6--max'd out. I'll be darned, the Invizx started behaving--no more springy uncoiling. Yay! Dropped 6 down to 3, still bombing. I'm surpised a 1/2oz jig w/Bandito Bug needed that much braking. I do keep the brakes well-oiled, though. Happy casting!
Never fished a baitcaster before. Just purchased my first and practicing in the backyard this morning. First cast: backlash 😂. After watching this it was relatively easy to remove. Thanks bro for your great content. You’ve taught this noob more than I could ever imagine in the past year. Tight lines! 🎣
Let’s go!! So glad you’re learning!
literally just did the same thing, my neighbors looked at me like what are you doing lol
I just had to cut out half the line first cast
Tyler, I am on the lake right now and just got my first major bird nest. Watched this video, took a deep breath and 5 minutes later I got it all out. Thank you!
You saved my 300 yards braid line, big thank you! There's lots of videos that explain how to do it, but most of them say same thing about putting pressure and reeling, which did not worked for me, but your method saved my line, big thank you!
Just came from your “No More Backlashes” video and let me say….your videos are the easiest to follow. You explain everything perfectly. I feel a lot more comfortable with my baitcaster now after watching just these two videos
That is so awesome to hear! That’s the exact kind of feedback I want and I’m glad the structure of the videos helps you learn
@@TylersReelFishing ever since I watched your videos I’ve had no issues with my baitcaster, no matter what I throw on there. Huge fan now and I’ll be watching all of your videos from here on out!
Spin caster all my life, just recently bought my first baitcaster and the way you explained how to finesse the line, and not be rough with it, helped me with backlashes so much, thanks!
ME TOO AS WELL. I LOVE 💞 MY SPINCAST REELS
If it's kind of bad, I tighten up the drag and reel a few times with my thumbs over the spool as tight as I can. I then pull. This usually undo the backlash by itself so I dont have to pick the lines. Works 80% of the time.
Nice nice
This is the best way just make sure you hold your thumb tight and set your drag higher...
What if that dont work
@@ericgil7209 Then you pull out the pocket knife. lol.
@@ballzybaits4414 bruhh I pulled the line like your video it worked lol it took like a hour but im good now 😂 thanks man
Having only spin casted and fly fished most of my life, I sometimes struggle with bait casting. Now, I prefer bait casting because of its versatility, often in spite of my lack of proficiency ! Videos like yours along with viewer comments are very helpful.
Let’s go! So glad to hear that
Thanks so much for this video! This will help a great deal. I’m 70 years old and just go my first bait casting reel. Thanks again!
I am so glad that you found the video and are learning along with us, even at your young age!
Practicing at 1:45 AM in my front yard and this video just helped me out...lol Thanks!
Let’s go!!
I'm digging the new intro. Awesome job sir. And I'm the backlash king! This series has been helpful to me even after all my years of backlashing.
Awesome! Glad you enjoy the videos
Really great tip in here that a lot of people fail to mention - when you finally go to reel back in, hold the line TIGHT are you are reeling it back and slowly. Without that tension you are just going to be screwed all over again on your next cast. TIGHT LINES YALL.
I am mostly a fly fisherman but I have used (inexpertly) a baitcasting reel a few times. What I really like about them is that it takes skill to use. More interesting than a spinning outfit. My perception is that a person can be really accurate with them.
THANK YOU for noticing this!
Very helpful video for all fisherman/women. I find this video great for beginners to help them with their mistakes they don't understand how to fix. Thank you for the vid.
It's my second day of using a bait caster and I just got a gnarly birdnest. Thanks for your help, I managed to get rid of it even with 5 "roadblocks" as you say. THANK YOU once again! ! !
Im glad to see that I have not been removing my backlashes wrong. Thank you
I just retired and bought my first baitcaster ever (a Kistler) and went with quality because I was expecting a learning curve and didn't want to wonder whether it was equipment. I did get some backlashes my first time out and couldn't figure out why because I had gone through the whole tuning procedure and was careful practicing feathering with my thumb on a calm day. I finally figured out that it was my release timing. I was releasing too early (it's a bit different than spinning and I was trying both side casting and overhead). I finally figured out that I was releasing just a bit too early, had too high of an arc and the lure was slowing at the top at the top of the arc for a fraction of a second while the reel continued wanting to spin out at the same speed. Lots to learn but man, can you get distance with a baitcaster when you do it right.
Great content. I am the King at getting backlashes. Its just part of fishing for me. I usually can get them cleaned up but also always carry a spare reel for the times i just cant clear the reel or when im on the fish.
Smart man!
Such a great video, haven't got to properly use my new baitcaster yet as i'm still getting used to it by casting in my backyard. Really love the content, you diserve my sub and ill definitely be watching more of your content.
Awesome!! Glad to have you around 👍🏼
at the end a good piece of info, check the line on the line for abnormalities, kinks bends or looseness after a long cast.. Good vid all around ! Thank You
As veteran there was some life skills I forgot. Most likely some of the fun I had in the service. As soon as you said it, it clicked and I remembered. 1978 was the last time I used a baitcaster. Good job.
Awesome explanation and method. I am guilty of being rough when pulling the line, but easing up a bit helped get the bird's nest out...thanks!
Glad it helped you!
They work, thanks! Well the last one did cause mine was serious. I kinked and will have to cut off about 20yds but at least I got it. Now to try second-ever cast, wish me luck!
One of the BEST videos I seen so far cause OMG MY REEL LOOKS JUST LIKE THAT 😢😢😢😢😢😢 I JUST BOUGHT TWO RODS, REELS AND FISHING LINE 😫😫😫😫😫 THANK YOU SO MUCH 🐟 💞🤩😇
This is exactly how i do it and great tutorial you’re way better than those annoying people that don’t even show how to do it like they clickbait it
great vids for a newbie. Just got my first baitcaster and man did these vids help. Only thing is should i have that gear shaped knob closest to the reel all the way twisted towards or away from me? is this just an extension of the small break knob? If anyone sees this i would love to know. Thanks!
That is ur drag
The big wheel is drag little nob is brake for spool
Man this video saved me some time and definitely some money with that high dollar fluorocarbon nest I made. Thanks 🙏
Glad it helped
Great video Tyler. At 59 I am just getting back into fishing. Very informative.
So glad you got back into the sport!
TylersReelFishing i can not believe how much it has changed and grown in 40 years. I found and old Garcia reel, yes no Abu Just Garcia spin casting reel. Just going to mount it on the wall. Fish on and have fun.
By the way, great videos. You do talk fast but I'm good with that. You have a great teaching style and you don't miss many details.
Thanks Scott!
I carry a darning needlle ,awl ,or something similar ,sometimes it helps to unpick where the line knots over itself.Spots where my fingers can’t get in .Thank you for your videos….Cheers from Australia.
Great tip!
Probably the most underrated UA-camr
I appreciate it!
I'm glad for this video. I used my first baitcaster, last weekend, and it wouldn't cast more than a few yards. The lure hit the water like a rocket. I thought I'd followed one of your previous videos about setting the brakes and tension up correctly, I guyess I'll try again. I had a spinning reel setup with me, with which I caught my FIRST fish in 15 years (I don't get out much) and my largest fish ever, a 19 inch rainbow trout. It was glorious, definitely got the joy back in fishing for me. This baitcaster, I picked it up for a steal at a local walmart. Thanks for the cool video
You'll get it! Search "TylersReelFishing baitcaster" and you'll find all the videos I've made to help you learn
Man thanks for the video! My son backlashed his worse than I’d ever seen. Thought I was gonna have to cut the line you saved me some money and time!
Glad it helped! I think you and your son will learn quite a bit from my channel 👍🏼
I've had lots of practice with backlashes, and your right about taking it slow to get it out. Sometimes when the fish are biting it's hard to go slow 🤣
I have fished spinning reels for 50 years, just purchased my first baitcaster. Thank you for very informative videos. I am not looking forward to the backlashes, but somehow now I kind of am ... just a little.
Watch all of my videos and I promise you will be a better angler by putting what I say into practice👍🏼
Berkley Trilene Big Game Monofilament Fishing Line - Exactly as it describes itself. Good line and I have been using this brand for many years without issues.
Making this video had to be annoying but it's super helpful. How else are you to show how to get out of a backlash without getting a backlash. Thank you!!
I like to keep a few toothpicks in my tackle box to pick out some of the tighter tangles.
Smart!
I’ve always just used a hook😃
Thank you ill now be exporting your trick into my bass box for sure 👍
I’m definitely gonna do that
I just yeet the rod into the lake and switch back to my spin reel
What’s up Tyler hope your doing great man I was telling you I haven’t gotten fishing in so long so I decided to get back up to fishing for bass I went like a week ago to bass pro and got me the Johnny Morris carbonlite 2.0 bait caster I told my fiancé I got this bait caster that I never use in my life I always use spinning rods let me cast in the pond that they have in bass pro in Tampa Florida man let me tell you ass some I cast it omg 😱 all that string come out I’m like wth going on here I put it away in my semi truck and crazy I was looking at your videos and saw this I tell you this it help with the string all good now have to set it up later anyway wanted to tell you that remember the I want that rode autograph by you one day :)
You're the only person who could help me thank you 🙏
What would you do if you cast out and backlash as you or trying to get the backlash out and a fish hits your hook thank you for the great tips
We went to "backlash university" when throwing big chunks of Bonita off Santa Monica pier at night for Mr. Shark. Sending line out into the dark is a whole new ballgame. The lights only shine out about 5 feet and down.
Good video, thanks. I don't have a baitcaster and am trying to learn about them. Still nervous about spending $100+ on one lol but they do look nice
They definitely are expensive, but are worth it!
Try an abu Garcia black max for around 50.00, good reel for the money
Great video tutorial for fixing backlashes. Not sure if it’s just me, but backlashes with braid are somewhat harder to fix. I had one so bad before with braid that I grabbed a pair of scissors and went to cutting. LOL!!!😎👍
I feel that haha
Im about to cut off my 50 lb braided
Brother just got my first bait caster and my first 5 cast all backlash, this helped big time
I’m glad! I think you will enjoy the rest of my channel as well if you like to learn how to be a more efficient angler
Great presentation and covered great points.....well done!
Thank you for watching Jim! I’ve got plenty of other videos to help you in your journey with a baitcaster👍🏼 search “TylersReelFishing baitcaster” to find them!
I can remove backlashes with more skill than the skill it takes to cast. I use a crochet hook when it gets bad. But here's a tricky tip; First, loosen your drag almost entirely; find where the line jams (usually it's a loop that wants to kink a loop around the standing line) and you pull that loop forward (not the main line) as you roll the spool backward (direction of normal reeling) about 1 to 3 full rotations, then pull the main line toward the guides. It will free it up until the next kinked loop. Repeat the process. Don't pull tight! It kinks and tightens the nest. Key is, get the loop pulled from forward/under the spool, then pull by the main line. If you are using 10 lb braid, get out a crochet hook and pray to the knot angels for help.
Here's a tip for unraveling nasty backlashes that you can't seem to fix: next time you're at the dentist, ask the dental hygienist if he or she will give you an old dental pick. File the ends smooth and use it to find and gently extract the line that is looped over your casting line on the spool, then grasp it and gently pull it out (you may have multiple snags, so keep at it)!
Or buy a baitcast pick. It's handier.
Great video man very intuitive an educational! I've been a fineness angler sense I could start fishing. But here recently I've got my feet wet so to speak with bass fishing. I've caught plenty of decent bass on my spin cast rod. But I find myself very interested in the hot an heavy action that goes down when a bass thumps a bass jig or Texas rig on a bait caster! Needless to say I'm a beginner bass Angler. An the reel is beyond my compression it seems like or nobody i talk to about them is truly educated on a bait caster or how they work?? Would you do a review an explanation of a good budget bait caster so I can finally catch bass on a regular
Yep! Search “TylersReelFishing baitcaster” and you’ll find tons of videos I’ve done
A great tool to have is a really small crocheting hook to pick the specific loop you need to pull
Just oredered a baitcaster. Nice to see this before I'm starting out. LIKE
Heck yeah! Let me know if you have any problems or questions!
Excellent tutorial, I bought my first lew’s baitcaster, learning with it but I can’t cast far with it
You’re gonna get much better! Keep at it
Funny, I taught myself all of this. Great video though. Have you tried KVD line conditioner? I thought it was gimicky, but it actually works well. I always use a braid backer to a fluoro leader (fg knot), and I find that picking out those knot stoppers is easier with braid. Again, great video. Thanks. Also, just wanted to add that your intro is one of the best on UA-cam. So many are just cheesy and too long!
Awesome tips for a noob like myself , or anyone for that matter 👍🏼
This isn’t entirely dissimilar from stringing some guitars, not the same, but yeah not totally alien either 😅
Thanks bro so much, you just earned yourself a new subscriber and mind you I do not subscribe to many people. Keep up the work bro
Thanks for the sub!
You should to a video about making lures from Christmas supplies. Ornaments, decorations, anything Christmas
Haha not a bad idea
We'd have the Ned Sled; Frosty The Snowman as a floating top-water bait; The Santa Frog; The Elf Jerk baits in pine green/peppermint blush; the Antler rig to replace the A-rig; and finally, the Rudolph the Red Nosed Shad.
Baitcaster comes in tomorrow! These videos have really helped but let’s see what happens when I put it to the test
That’s great!
Great video fixer my horrible backlash in a matter of minutes
Heck yeah!
Thanks, so much , I have 3 spinning combos , 3 combos bait casters combos . Never too xpensives
Great job.
Great tips thanks!
Thanks for watching!
You earned my subscription you changed my life
Man thank you!
Tyler always love your content it is very informative!!
I appreciate that!
great series / lots of information and very useful
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
What fluorocarbon line do you prefer to use? The few that I’ve tried have a lot of memory it seems like. Ive mostly used braid on my baitcasters but I definitely need to switch it up
bit.ly/3JXWxfj
I’m in love with this line, especially for the price. Stretching out the line will help a ton with memory. Tie it to a tree and walk backwards with your thumb on the spool and then once you get two casts lengths out, start to pull and get the memory out. Doing that every few weeks helps
I had a backlash once (Like learning how to use a bait caster and doing so well then getting a backlash while practicing the 2nd day was learning and i made a bad cast and the lure hit the driveway and it backlashed) The backlash was probably about halfway into the spool and it was BAD! I ended up having to cut through probably 80 feet of line with a knife on the spool to get it out lol. haven't touched a a bait caster since. I should probably add that the line was braid and there was KNOTS INSIDE the line.
Tiny crochet hooks work amazing for picking out backlashes.
Amen!
I understand this ok thanks for making this video
You're welcome!
Thank you
You’re welcome!
Hell yeah brother great video great explaining excellent on everything you just saved my life mission
Awesome!
good job. i am from sri lanaka
Great video, thanks Tyler !!!!
Dude! Love your videos! Super helpful!
So glad!
Is it better to hit the spool release button and pull out the line with thumb pressure on the spool or turn the drag down and just pull it out the front without needing thumb pressure?
Use your thumb
Awesome job man!
That damn piece of wind got me again 🤣🤣 jk great video with great advice!!
Thanks
Great info , thank you
Definitely go slow. 😅 Was reeling in and it got caught on the edge and pulled in. Ended up breaking the line.
Video was very helpful, thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Tyler, I personally haven’t heard much about it but do you use line conditioning for your reels and are they helpful in conditioning your line so your backlashes aren’t so bad?
It could help. I just never see any pro anglers using it to a large capacity, so I don’t really think it’s that helpful. If it was, they would be using it
Like you said in your video how people get anxious to use their new reel and they want to cast their first cast without ever dial down their reel so that it doesn’t backlash.
Hello thank You so much For the good videos your videos are helping alot
I love to hear that!
Thanks for the hints. I am still a little reluctant to purchase one...
Go for it man, don’t be afraid anymore. That’s no way to live life
They're tips, not hints. Hints are like clues to the answer--teasing. A tip is a helpful pointer. Spread the knowledge. Peace.
@@riccardocarbo2479 So true...
Thanks for the fun vid
No problem Robert!
Thx bro
Greatest video ever man that’s for the great work
I appreciate it!
Thank u so much just fixed it❤️💪
Everyone should watch this video! Go get you some Seaguar fishing line! It last way longer than the other brands, lol! Seriously tho
Thanks so helpful
If you have veterinary syringes, you can bend it into a hook to pick it out.
Haven’t fished in several years and just got two bait casters thinking they were an easier reel to use. After watching this video I’m like oh 💩 what have I done?? 😂😂😂😂
I watched the other video and was wondering if you have fished round reels and the difference casting them.
I fish abu , penn, and 1 millionaire. They all have the spool tension knob but no brake.
My son just got me a abu bass rod reel combo for father's day. Haven't strung it up yet, I was thinking 10-12lb fluoro?
12 or 15lb would be best for him. I’m not sure what you mean by “round reels” but I use baitcasting and spinning. I’ve got lots of videos to help you out!
@@TylersReelFishing round bait casting reels. I use them catfishing and fishing the coast.
One of mine is a Penn senator, I have a dozen or so various Abu Garcia Ambassadeur reels.
Have you made a video of the different techniques for spinning and casting?
@@texasroofer8650 It's similar. I have a shimano calcutta 151 that I use for reds and snook and its probably a bit easier to remove a birdnest tbh.
@@aaronhiggs I been fishing the new combo and it's pretty nice. Love the gear ratio.
Appreciate your time answering my questions.
@@texasroofer8650 no problem. Yeah I fish round baitcasters exclusively in saltwater. I need a good winch to get fish out of the mangroves and low pros feel too small since I have bigger hands. Tightlines!
I'd never heard of hitting a piece of wind until now, did know how much it affected people
Nice video I subscribed!
Heck yeah! Glad to have you around!
Thx
I’m definitely the rough guy pulling on the line 😂 But then I found out cutting one of the tangled lines allows me to just pull it out while the rest of the line goes back to normal. Probably not a good idea but I’m still learning 😂
We are all about learning here!
So wait, I see that you have an easier time taking the bird nest out, when I get a birdsnest I get overlaps and I get knots. I'm assuming I'm spooling wrong but any tips
Same here bro . I’m not sure if I should take the line over or under the spool
How often do you change the line out?
Depending on use, at least every 6 months. Braid can last a year or more, but for fluoro, I try to replace the line on the reels I use a ton every 4-6 months
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Hi, why do you use full fluoro instead of braid + fluoro please ?
Because I don’t like that big of a connection knot going through my guides. It’s just one more potential thing that could break on a hookset. With spinning combos I will always go braid to Fluorocarbon because the knot is not as thick, but baitcasters, I either go straight, braid or straight flouro
@@TylersReelFishing Thank you
Great Tips!
Appreciate it!
My Seagar invizX unspools itself and adds backlash as I'm removing it! It's replacing it as I'm getting rid of it! Loops that weren't even there, bubble up and in. How do I know if it's because of old line?? It has no expiration date on it. I guess that's next. But how do I know if the spool is too old? Could that explain the auto-backlash?
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You shouldn’t have any issues. I’m guessing your reel is set up wrong.
@@TylersReelFishing You're right. :/ I finally set "ON" all 4 brakes and dialed it up to 6--max'd out. I'll be darned, the Invizx started behaving--no more springy uncoiling. Yay! Dropped 6 down to 3, still bombing. I'm surpised a 1/2oz jig w/Bandito Bug needed that much braking. I do keep the brakes well-oiled, though. Happy casting!