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Post by billybigfish on Nov 24, 2009 19:29:47 GMT
Clare (and anyone else who needs a hand casting!) I can cast quite well, and would be happy to spend some time helping anyone who is willing to learn. I can't guarantee that you will be a 200 yarder when I have finished, but I can promise you that you will certainly be better than when you started! I live in Southampton but will be on holiday for a week or so. Bill  |
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Post by Sunny on Nov 24, 2009 19:45:17 GMT
Should be out Cod fishing Bill..... shouldn't we all !!!
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Post by billybigfish on Nov 26, 2009 11:13:55 GMT
Hi Nick
Yes should be out Cod fishing, but instead I am off to Gambia fishing for a week with Gurmit and Jason!!! I can't wait! I will be posting pictures fo some weird and wonderful fish on my return!!
:win: :win: :win:
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Post by Sunny on Nov 26, 2009 18:42:17 GMT
Hi Nick Yes should be out Cod fishing, but instead I am off to Gambia fishing for a week with Gurmit and Jason!!! I can't wait! I will be posting pictures fo some weird and wonderful fish on my return!!  You boys get some angling jollies ..... good luck Bill, looking forward to the photos then Have a good time...no.. have a great time guys Hopfully see you for a beer before Christmas Nick |
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Post by muckywater on Dec 17, 2009 17:49:16 GMT
casting is like hitting a golf ball correctly when done perfectly it looks slow and effortless . as everyone has said try to slow down
i'm not sure how you cast and your technique but , if you do swing the lead try counting123 as slowly as poss 1 on the out swing, 2 inswing 3 then hit it make sure you fix on a point in the sky an your lead should follow this path . what ever technique you use as everyone has said have some casts with a lead get a feel back for the rod , being confident in your casting is important ,as feeling uncomfortable and unconfident can ruin a session . but as everyone has said go out and let some one watch , show and advise you .
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