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HOW TO CAST |
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Imagine that the arm holding your rod and reel is the hand of a clock. To cast, bend your elbow so that your rod points to 12 o'clock. Then use your wrist to snap the rod back to 10 o'clock. Snap the rod forward using your wrist as you straighten your elbow. When the rod is pointing at 1 or 2 o'clock, release your line. If your lure goes high into the air without going forward, you are releasing your line too soon. If your lure goes low and not very far, then you are releasing your line too late. In competition your casting target will be 30 feet away. |
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