How to cast a bailess reel Van Staal VS150 spinning fixed spool full demonstration with slow motion

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How to cast a bailess Van Staal VS 150 spinning fixed spool reel. In this video I give a full demonstration of how to use a bailess reel, with slow motion footage showing exactly how the process works. Also some bonus garfish footage at the end. If you enjoyed this content, please send a Like and Subscribe. Many thanks, RD
Rod: Hardy Marksman Smuggler Spin 10 - 60g, 10 foot.
Reel: Van Staal Silver VS 150 bailess
Line: Suffix Braid, 19 pound
Leader: Seaguar 15 pound fluorocarbon attached to the braid with an FG not.
#vanstaal #bailessreel #lurefishing #bassfishing

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29 авг 2022

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@raymondthompson1476 Год назад

Great video. Now I'm back in Van Staal mode!!! Just when I think I'm out, they pull me back in! Raymondo.

@anglersbureau Год назад

Thanks a lot, it's funny how automatic things become with this system to the point you barely notice.

@mattr7229 2 месяца назад

Wow… the best explanation I’ve seen yet. I have been gun shy to convert my Vanstaal reels over to this configuration. I will have to try it myself on someone else’s reel first.

@anglersbureau 2 месяца назад

Thank you! Hope you get to try it out soon.

@charleslemak2173 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video with a well detailed step-by-step explanation of the entire process.

@anglersbureau 6 месяцев назад

Thanks very much, appreciate the feedback.

@bloodlinefishingadventuresllc 7 месяцев назад

Once you go bailless, you never go back. Nice video, bud. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work.

@anglersbureau 6 месяцев назад

Thanks very much!

@stevehodges4092 Год назад

Thanks that was a great video, very clear instructions on how to use that type of reel.

@anglersbureau Год назад

thanks for that, I had a few hours to wait for the tide so thought I'd film this demonstration.

@juans3728 9 месяцев назад

In the 1970's i bought a Crack 300 reel which was big and learning from the pros i was told to remove the bail for better control and by using the trigger finger and only the trigger finger it made it easier to remount the line on the line roller. After so many years it just becomes second nature as for the bail it's just not needed. Peace.

@anglersbureau 9 месяцев назад

Interesting, thanks for the comment. I'm tempted to try the newer Van Staals, apparently they've improved the line lay compared to this older model.

@jonnysol 2 месяца назад

@@anglersbureau i just bought this reel today in black. Cant wait to use it, i've always fished with a bail. thanks for the video. i'm suscribing to your channel. Cheers.

@stayfocused6374 3 месяца назад

This is brilliant

@RF3seeker 4 месяца назад

Thanks, I like this video you made its the one i was looking for and needed. I have selected 'subscribe' in accordance with fishing regulation 1- 2 paragraph 3 specifically states, "credit shall be given to good fishing information where credit is do"

@anglersbureau 3 месяца назад

Thanking you kindly Sir!

@calitosanto4343 9 месяцев назад

I love my reel van stall VR50 VR150 vS250

@gregd8880 9 месяцев назад

Arrr I shouted “nooo!” and cringed when your submerged your reel. There was no need to subject us to such horror, we would have believed you! 😅 Great video, I did wonder how it worked without a bail, although the waterproofing and longevity are still the most attractive features for me. Maybe I will have to try one out.

@anglersbureau 9 месяцев назад

Ha! Sorry! But yes, this thing is like the Toyota Landcruiser of the fishing reel world, just highly dependable. Van Staal has some bailed models (that can be converted to bailess too). Thanks for your comment.

@WesV Год назад

Great Demo, it seems like a regression from having a bail, though...? other than the fact that there is less to screw up when your buddy steps on your reel, seems like a gust of wind on a slack line might be cause for some frustration.

@rascaligan8122 7 месяцев назад

I was curious about this thanks! Looks cool I can see the draw. I just dont get why theres so few reels with the option and the few like the Van Staal are so expensive!

@jim22222 Год назад

Love your set up, specifically the rod. I have an 11 Ft Daiwa Whisker which I use for Bass fishing. Sadly it’s a 3 piece rod; I really like the concept of 6 or 7 piece rod designed for travelling.

@anglersbureau Год назад

Thanks. The rod is a beauty and I've always had a soft spot for the Hardy Smugglers, and travel rods in general, not so much for actual travel but just being able to carry everything in a backpack with hands completely free.

@Dabbin916 9 месяцев назад

That’s a big ass rod to fish some bass

@peca259 Год назад

For me for now its a step back.Untill i try one and test it.

@bidenhasdementia8657 Год назад

I'm wondering if your not constantly reeling, deadsticking jigs or "pop, pop, stopping" mirrodines if the line is gonna jump off that roller.

@ShorrockPaul Год назад

Great video, now i understand how it is done. one question on the reel. how do you find the drag on the VS series ?

@anglersbureau Год назад

I've no issues with the drag to report, easy to adjust and makes a satisfying sound. Seems to be pretty powerful too.

@ShorrockPaul Год назад

@@anglersbureau ok is just that nearly every review of the VS series says the drag is sticky, maybe that is just on the larger models under more load ..

@anglersbureau Год назад

@@ShorrockPaul Maybe. Not something I've noticed on this reel. It's around ten years old and well run in, and any stickiness wasn't something I noticed when it was new either. The main thing I had to get used to was the stiffness of the handle. It's not that it isn't easy to wind, it's just that I was used to Japanese reels with multiple bearings with a handle that would spin multiple times with minimal effort.

@wedgednetwork Год назад

What happens if a big fish hits on the splash down and takes off before you can use your finger to get the line back on the roller? Isn’t there a risk to getting injured by the running line on a big fish without the bail available to slam down in an emergency?

@anglersbureau Год назад

I can see how that might be a theoretical possibility. Not happened to me yet - the times I've had instantaneous hits (e.g. using a popper) the line is already on the roller. It's become such an automatic thing that I think the line is back on the roller the instant before splash down. Good point though.

@samerbouez 7 месяцев назад

I was about to ask the exact same thing. This happens with me all the time, mostly bonitos like to strike on the drop if they're in a frenzy. I have the exact same concern and now more research is needed before I order one.

@TheActiveLifeLived 6 месяцев назад

@@samerbouez yeah, especially when the jig is sinking...

@PitfallHarry72 7 дней назад

It's too bad more companies aren't offering a variety of bailess spinning reels, especially for freshwater fishing. Yeah, it's a little more work, but the design is much better overall.

@tonykemp4645 4 месяца назад

Roller ,is the same as a Mitchell 449 reel same roller

@iCrocodile 8 месяцев назад

what plus in bailess ? Usefull technology

@TheActiveLifeLived 6 месяцев назад

What if you get a fish right when it lands before you're able to put the line back on the line roller?

@chrisjones720 6 месяцев назад

Right before your lure/bait hits the water you use your index finger to prevent more line from coming off your spool.

@chrisjones720 6 месяцев назад

Also, you should always hold your reel in between your pinky and fourth finger for better line and casting control with your index finger each time you cast.