on there. It said, how do I get more accuracy with a baitcasting outfit? Today I want to

give you a couple of tips to show you just how to do that.

One of the primary things to keep in mind when you're casting, whether it's baitcasting

or spinning is most of it's in your wrist. Almost always in your wrist. When you're casting

make sure that it's just with your wrist. If you have to, take a piece of paper and

put it right here between your arm and your body and hold it in place to make sure that

you're just casting with your wrist.

The other thing is that you want to keep the rod in front of you. Don't bring it all the

way back here and waving it all around because you have no idea where it's going to go once

you let it go forward. Keep it in front of you. As a matter of fact, what I like to do

is line up the rod with what I'm aiming at. That way you get it straight on exactly where

you want to go. When you do that it looks something like this. It's very simple. We're

not going for distance here. It's going for accuracy. It's an entirely different cast.

One more time. If you want to, you can watch this video in slow motion. It's just simple.

That's it. Really easy. Really simple. If you do those couple of tips, I promise you

your accuracy will improve 100%. For more tips and tricks like this, visit BassResource.com.