John Murray Will Have You Casting a Baitcaster Like a Pro in 5 Minutes

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John Murray Will Have You Casting a Baitcaster Like a Pro in 5 Minutes

November 15, 2021 • Major League Lessons

A baitcaster can be a bit intimidating for a beginning angler. Luckily, Tennessee pro John Murray has years of experience as a fishing guide, and he’s helped countless people master the art of casting a baitcaster.

Check out this Major League Lesson for a tip that will help you improve your baitcasting skills without even having to take a trip to the lake.