Redeyecodwarrior
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If your using grippers this will cause more overrun because it slows down faster on impact,normal bombs may help,but for me it's the reel sound 
Casting in dark
- Thread starter Pete from shields
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i can tell by the sound and you can feel the reel slowing down when it is about to hit the water. overthink can be deadly and cause issues, lots of practice will help i think until your casting feel like 2nd nature and you dont even have to think about what your doing at all.
Pete from shields
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aye if thats bob collins who pm'd you he is top bloke,
No mate it was Bob/waco on here.
Thanks for all the feedback lads, I was talking to Terry in reelsport about it aswell and came to the conclusion its a mental block I have atm. It should clear once I am used to just using the multi, as has been said without a second thought. If I remember right it took a while to get used to using a fixed spool when I started fishing, having used that for a year probably has made it a bit tougher to switch over to multi.
I am getting decent distance and everything is fine during daylight, I will keep plodding and try a few things mentioned.
No mate it was Bob/waco on here.
Thanks for all the feedback lads, I was talking to Terry in reelsport about it aswell and came to the conclusion its a mental block I have atm. It should clear once I am used to just using the multi, as has been said without a second thought. If I remember right it took a while to get used to using a fixed spool when I started fishing, having used that for a year probably has made it a bit tougher to switch over to multi.
I am getting decent distance and everything is fine during daylight, I will keep plodding and try a few things mentioned.
Hang on mate, let me get this right, waco was ganna give yer chukin lessons?
no not casting lessons' just few pointers why i rarely nest up in dark unlike a lot of people i could mention,Hang on mate, let me get this right, waco was ganna give yer chukin lessons?
