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I am trying to learn how to pitch and I'm not really sure how to set the brakes and tension on my ci4+ everytime I try to I get a overrun any advice would be great

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the video is great.

 

My personal experience when I was learning and having this issue was I needed to concentrate on being smooth with the delivery. Any jerks in the motion caused a backlash.

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when you pitch or any other cast you should stop the cast by using your thumb to stop the spool... the problem you are having is that the bait has already hit the water, thus not pulling out any more line, and your spool is continuing to rotate causing the overrun... learning how to pitch takes time, but getting a backlash every time doesnt have to be a part of that learning process... I typically have all of my breaks off and the spool tension loose... if i am skipping docks i will have the spool loose and breaks on just a bit... just remember you need to determine when the cast ends, not the bait hitting the water... good luck

 

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The video that aprw posted is good. I also found this one really helpful, and still revisit it sometimes:

 

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