Backhand Casting a Bass Lure

Backhand cast is casting with a backhand motion from the casting hand typically using a roll cast at short to medium distances. Common when boat positioning is difficult (or takes too long) or a second angler is nearby interfering with standard cast. 

Why are BackHand Casts Important?

Backhand casts are important for:

  • Docks and Marinas: Use for precision casts around the boats and docks to get optional lure placement. 
  • Shorelines: Used for optimal lure placement around cover.
  • Avoid Hitting Lure: Where necessary to make casts while avoiding hitting the trolling motor, windshield and others on the boat. 
Backhand Cast Options
  • Technique Considerations:
    • Wrist Down: With baitcaster rods, flip your wrists, to:
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Additional Considerations
  • Spinning Rod: Some suggest changing hands for the cast albeit it may take some practice casting with the opposite hand.
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