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  1. My grandson will receive a new baitcasting outfit for Christmas this year. His first. He's been fishing with a spinning rod, but now is ready for baitcasting also. I bought rod, reel, line, and last but not least, two new casting plugs. On some warmer days this winter, we'll pick some targets in the yard, or set some up, and he can practice his casting. With enough practice, he'll be able to hit these targets consistently every time. Learning the timing, feel, and release with casting tackle takes some practice, but is well worth perfecting. There's no better way than simple practice. I still do it after all these years. I'm positive it has helped me catch more bass. Being able to drop your bait right on target, consistently, will not only catch you more fish, but alleviate more snags, overshot cast etc. With steady practice, he'll be putting his lures right on the intended target. One of the very basic things in bass fishing, but one of the most important. I'll be practicing with him too. Casting is just plain fun. When our lakes thaw and fishing season starts, he'll be confident with his new tackle. It can make all the difference.
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