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What is considered good casting distance for a spinning reel,,say 2500 size,8# line, 3/8 oz lure on a 7 foot rod. How about a casting reel,7 foot rod, any decent reel,and 14# line,5/8 oz lure? This would be with normal casting effort.

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It really is hard to tell, or 'judge' how far you are casting.  As long as you feel you are getting a good cast you should be good.  Too long of a cast can result in botched hooksets as anyway.

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How far should I be able to cast?
Actually any target distance that you can make accurately, and still make good solid hooksets (maybe 25-30yds)... IMPO to long of a cast does result in a lack of accuracy, and a lot of missed hook sets.

My point is quit chasing noises half a pond away.....

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OK If you are and the fish is................. ,,Then thats how far you should cast

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Muddy's line is funny, but still the truth. I never cast any farther than the stump, rock, bush, drop-off or dock where I think the fish live. LOL

Ronnie

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