Saltwater Fishing: How to Cast a Spinning Outfit

Learn how to cast a spinning outfit for saltwater fishing in this fishing video. Expert: Captain Layne Wagner

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"Hi, my name is Captain Layne Wagner of Hawk One Charters. I've been a captain for over 40 years. I've fished all over the world and now I'm up here in Long Island, New York. You can find me online at Hawk One Charters, www.hawkonecharters.com. I'll be talking to you today about saltwater fishing. What I'm going to show you right now is how to cast a spinning wheel and open face reel. Number one, how you hold it. Just put your fingers like Spock, put it right here, right on the hand. Make sure the line, hold the bail. Straight up and down like that. Point a finger, grab the line. Put the bail back. Next thing, put your left hand under the body of the pole. Take it back, and then you release your finger when the pole gets to 1 o'clock. So as one motion: release has cast it... this reel. And that's it. "

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  • Captain Layne Wagner

    Captain Layne Wagner has been on the water for 45 years, fishing around the US as well as Costa Rica, Panama, and Mexico. He has a 100 gross ton Master Captain licensed from the United States Coast Guard and is certified as a Captain and Guide by the International Game and Fish Association. He is also a member of the National Association of Charterboat Operators. Captain Layne serves as a fishing guide, specializing in tackle fishing, during the spring, summer, and fall in Long Island and, in the winter, guides in South Florida.