Hey Gabriel, my apologies for taking so long to respond. The skip cast from a kayak can be tough, but it’s much easier if you have a rod with a short butt that won’t get caught up in your shirt when doing a side arm cast. Another tip is to stand up in the kayak when you’re fishing so you can more easily cast with the rod tip near the water… but that can be tough in some of the thinner kayaks or if fishing in rough water.
Any tips on skip casting from a kayak?
Hey Gabriel, my apologies for taking so long to respond. The skip cast from a kayak can be tough, but it’s much easier if you have a rod with a short butt that won’t get caught up in your shirt when doing a side arm cast. Another tip is to stand up in the kayak when you’re fishing so you can more easily cast with the rod tip near the water… but that can be tough in some of the thinner kayaks or if fishing in rough water.
never thought about skipping a lure under docks…….wow im gonna learn this thanks
Great advice and how to do
Luke great video, I will have to practice the side casting.
starting to get the hang of it goes a little too far got to get the power down right over hand is getting longer cast thanks for the help
Class 21 is……DONE. I’m digging that side cast 100%. You can bet I’ll be practicing that whenever a find smooth water.
Thank you Luke
It’s nice to finally see someone else that cast and reel with the same hand
GREAT tutorial Luke !! Skip casting provided me with my PB Snook, in the dark.