The Most Powerful and Versatile Cast Every Surf Fishing Angler Needs to Know - Hatteras Surf Cast 

this was a great technique. I'll be using this in new england to get farther casts just to see if there's some rocks that were unreacheble to me before. BTW, it helped me understand the most after replaying the parts where you casted an actual weight/bait in x0.25 speed. to any other viewers, the slo-mo was a supplemental help to his well described and displayed techniques and I recommend you watch the casting parts in a slower speed to fully grasp the physical technique.

This dude taught me how to catch bull reds! Houston Texas best youtuber IMO

Thank you. Last week, I was fishing for leopard shark on the mud flat in Humboldt Bay, California. I used to think distance didn’t matter because the sharks and rays feed all over the flat- any spot was as good as any other. I was proven wrong last week when the water was clear enough to see 30-40 big sharks feeding in slightly deeper water that was just out of my casting range. I made short casts and kept catching the little guys. I plan to practice your method before going back. I’l be able to catch the big guys if they are in the same place.

I’m a Martial Artist for 50 years. I love using the Jo Staff. Such centrifugal force. Watching your vid is lije watching a true master teach. Thank you so much. Love it. OMG THAT AWESOME TECHNIQUE.

A lot of helpful tips! Also great job at explaining popular bad habits! This video definitely helped me gain distance on my long game at the rivers! 🙌

Great info, I’ve been casting with extended arms but straight back like a regular overhead cast. I’m going to try this. I need another 20 to 40 yards to fish the distance I want to be at.

Keepin in Crispy for 2021!! Cheers Carlos!

i hope you keep this up! love this videos have watched a LOT of them! trying to master this!

awesome video man. casting far is definately fun and really does make a differences wen fishing is hard. my 'go-to' surf reels definately the ultegra with the long spool and slow oscillation really made a huge differences in my surfcasting recently matched with a south african style surf rod. for my favourite accessory for surfcasting is the finger guard. really helps getting that powerful cast without getting your finger sore at the end of the day.

Dude, great video as usual. Thanks for the tips! Definitely going to use them this year.

Ya man your videos made me a much better caster i appreciate your advice

@ 9:50 THAT'S POWER SON, THAT'S POWER!!! Great video, Beach!

Between Beach Bomber, Hey Skipper, and the boys from Salt Strong I have received a tremendous free education in the world of saltwater fishing. I have not yet found a better channel than these three. For me, Beach Bomber is the best because he is specific to my part of Texas. Stay elite!!!

That Hatteras Cast looks like it will get you some great distance. Thanks for the video.

Thank you bro I'll be using this technique from now on.

That’s a great technique for when you’re in knee-deep surf or on uneven terrain.

Omgosh! I can't wait to try this technique. I have been so discourage about my casting because I can barely get it far from the bank. I have many people what am I doing wrong, of course no one could tell me. I seen what I was doing wrong from your video. I cant wait to practice it and impress my husband and others. Thank you your video is the best one I have found.

That's awesome didn't know that cast till now thanks bro

Excellent. I been so wrong in casting thanks man.

That was a great video! Thanks, now I need some practice!

Much love all the way from Cape Town , you teach us well bro

I have the breakaway tackle canon on all my spinning rods. Thanks for the tip, I will be heading to the closest football pier to practice.

I emptied my spool on my Daiwa slosh30 Sealine 30lb line with this cast👍👍👍👍👍👍 big ups to you bro this cast is wicked

Learned ALOT , thanks !

Excellent video mate, just taken up surf fishing so will be giving this a go at the weekend.

Makes a lot of sense Will need to try that next time

That is very useful knowledge. I have been wondering what I can change in my casting to really cover more water. And the way u broke that technique down in to steps with explanation was very simple to understand. In definatley using this next time in on the water. Thank u

Great video, always a good day when beach bomber uploads!!

I got it! (I think). The best I can do is around 85 to 95 yards with my spinning reel and 12' Rod. Happy happy enough, I can fishing much more spots now, thanks a lot bro, u r the best🤟

Great video, great advice‼️ Stay Elite AF‼️👊🤙✌

Very cool lesson to learn, I will practice that.

Great video! thank you for sharing

Thank you man, I did longer casting with this technique ..hope I can learn more from this yt channel...

Another good video Carlos thanks.

I came down from Canada to fish in the ocean and gulf Fished fresh water on Lake Superior all my life I realized after 2 minutes I knew nothing about saltwater fishing The bomber is a barrel of info Not useless hear myself talk info He really is helping everyone be better fisher people I could sit and listen to his experiences about fishing all day every day If you want to learn to fish a certain style surf casting This is the guy Keep up the super work Thanks Paul

He knows his stuff!!

Great video sir I really enjoyed watching them

Shout out to Hey Skipper meeting you and fishing on a jetty. I really enjoyed the video but finding this channel was the treasure. Thank You for what you do here

Thanks man, this video really helped me

love the tall 45mm spools on those Long Cast spinning reels that Daiwa makes

your a good teacher mate nicely done

Hell yeah brotha! Appreciate the vid and finally got my stickers for my truck! 🍻

Thanks for making this video sir

Good advice on the Breakaway Cannon. I use it with my shark rigs and 8500 Slammer III.

Great show Love that Penn reel I got 2 of them Cast distance is awesome Mine are attached to 2 berry pro surf poles a 12ft and 11ft they up to a 4ounce sinker such awesome combo my opinion Thanks for your show

Thanks for the tips! Heading to the Outer Banks for the first time in decades with a new Penn Squall II reel and rod. Also taking the original brass eyelet Hatters Heaver thick as a broom handle with Penn level wind reel. No mags on any of them! Practice, practice, practice...

You sound like your teaching Jo Staff. Love it.

Just cut my finger casting my surf rod, and NOW I learn there's something called a breakaway cannon, This is fingersaving info, thanks for the tip! Just ordered a few for my rods

Great video man!

Great tutorial 🤙🏻

thanks for a great easy to understand video, tight lines

Great tutorial. Subscribed!

Good video Thanks for Sharing.

Thanks for the tip Im Chito from Aruba Love Fishing

great demo. thx,

I remember my first big cast I thought I was bad enough to skip thumb protection. Found out really quick how hot these kind of reels are lol

I appreciate you sharing

Great video! You are making want to try a casting reel now! Would this reel be a good starting reel?

You sir, are the "Mr. Miyagi" of casting... The 'psychological techniques' are legit!

thats gangster! cant wait to give it a shot in SF CALI

Youre awesome man!

Awesome instructions!!! Is the technique the same with a spinning reel. You make it look so easy. I have yet to have confidence in a surf rod cast. I must study this video more intently. Way awesome video!!!

ELITE AF!!!

Brilliant thanks 👌

Absolutely incredible channel 🤙

Bad ass learn more and more. That will save me next time ! Awesome that you tell us what reel and rod and let us know to get it on Amazon get to save bucks at this time every bit counts.. Thanks

Great video bro.

grate videos you have on here looking forward to the penn squall 11 coming over to the uk so glad they changed the mag position

Awesome advice. will definitely try and practice this method. I was never able to cast far.

Have any tip with casting 6/0 senators with 13 GT/ulua surf casting rods with 10oz leds because I am only getting 60-80yard cast with it but when I cast my torium 50 with a 12 oz led and a 13ft surf rod I get about 100-130yard cast do you think it’s just the reel or do you think it’s my motion casting cause I only pendulum cast. But anyways happy new year

Good video man👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Great video

Nice tips.

Always share what you got big big thanks son of god lot of bless

Really love ur video, I just wonder, for long distance casting, same lure weight ( ex 2oz ), which power of rod you prefer ? Medium or MH / heavy? Thx in advance

Love the vid great work man. Btw can you show us how to install the rubber tube grip on the reel?

Thanks for the vide my brotha 🙏🏽, what size sinker and hook did you use?

👍👍👍👍👍 ♥️ I'll go make practice casting.

Good video. I can tell you like that Squall II 15 Casting Special. And what's not to like.

Excellent video, what make is the braid line your using?

One critical thing about this guide is to let people know it's all about timing. The reason any of these long distance casts work is because you're loading the rod a lot earlier than just letting the weight hang behind you for a normal cast. In this case you're loading the rod by starting with the rod next to your chest and then pushing out. This will help pre-load the rod before starting the casting toward your target motion. The 'issue' I see with this method is if you don't get your timing right, because the weight is swinging on a parallel line to your target, if you miss the window where the weight behind the tip, you can fire it off 45 degrees in the wrong direction. This won't happen with the pendulum or ground method as the motion is all on the target line.

Excellent video Well done, I subscribed to your channel

Learning to fish myself. Do you have a list of gear used here? Especially that weight/leader setup

Wow Va casters taught me mono was the only way to go I can't get nothing with braid I might have to try it on my conventional reels one day.

This guy taught me how to look crazy in my local park 😳

It's more about the snap, release and following through than coming around and twisting more ...seems to work better for me swinging the line out straight behind then Javelin out and push pull...I have dead on accuracy that way.

Nice and info video bro

Hi , I m new to your channel , learn a lot from you. , and I saw you use overhead reel , I m not quite understanding how I choose the right set up combo , I usual do spinning on beach , and use heavy sinker and bait, can I select penn pathom 2 star drag and penn PREVIAL 2 overhead rod 10ft , will this work for beach finishing by using bait ? Thank you 🙏

Thanks for the video . Did you ever figure out why Bass Pro isn't carrying the Ocean Master Surf Rods ?

I’m not the best on casting with braid but I’ll learn with this tutorial.

Hello beach bomber. Have a question, Iam getting mi fathom 2 standard version, Any advice on the magnetic brake? How You have setted your brake? Any tip on how to set ir right? Thanks!

I enjoy your technique videos. Do you have any advice for someone that has a very long arm span? Every surf rod I've came across with the exception on 1 has an extremely awkward feeling to it when at the "push/pull" portion when casting any style cast because my grip is too close together from the handle length and I feel I dont have enough of that push/pull action and loosing out on distance. I can hit roughly 100 to maybe a tad over 100yds but it takes way more effort than it should to hit that distance let alone trying to reach farther. Setup used is Calcutta 400B with upgraded ceramic bearings and upgraded bearing cog wheel with a 12ft st croix. Shimano years ago made a rod called the tiralejo that had an adjustable reel seat to it which I purchased at the time they came out and loved it. Due to that feature i was able to extend the space between my grip and get a much better push/pull action and could easily reach that 150yd mark...however unfortunately due to a pissed off ex ive never seen the rod again and those rods have since been discontinued for some time now lol. My casting distance along with casting comfort has suffered greatly.....do you have any tips or tricks to help me out? I know I could always have something custom tailored for me in that aspect but custom surf isnt cheap and since covid stole my job I'd rather try to figure if there is something I can try with the gear I have.

Thanks man

What do you think about the akios 656 I think it was called. Seen it on one of your videos you were casting quite the distance. That's a good reel or is the one in this video better ?

Bro...nice technique I'm using the squall 15. Please break it down a bit more please...what size weight do you use to get those monster casts typically? I like your reel addition for the thumb...to avoid being clucked or scared about that fg knot coming around and ripping my thumb open...I use a casting glove. 😅

Hey bro i bought a Penn Fierce 3 6000 combo but the rod it came with broke. It was a 9’ but now I want a bigger surf rod. Which do you recommend? I have 65lb braid on the reel. Plan on using it in Galveston, Freeport, Sun Luis Pass and pretty much anywhere along the Tx Coast

The funny thing about angle of the cast, from me playin track and field video game back in the 80s, the best angles to shoot for distance is 45 to 46 degrees .... Amazing that works 30 years later.

NICE full of a lot of examples. in one of you videos you mentioned a place that you can get a daiwa sh30 mages. its was custom ???? your help would be greatly appreciated.

Can you tell us bro what rod type is that heavy or not? Also how to get that reel directly from penn. thanks

Will you do a review on a penn 525 mag 4?