so we started about 12:00 in the yard, 15 min. later he is on the dock casting 25-30 feet. 
It's not much but it was a good start.One major backlash few minor.Btw boat ran super, lookout Sat. 
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My oldest son Grayson (9) learn how to throw a baitcaster today and had the basic action down pat on the spook.He told me few weeks ago that he wanted to fish some tournaments with me so I told him that he had to throw a REAL reel so we started about 12:00 in the yard, 15 min. later he is on the dock casting 25-30 feet. It's not much but it was a good start.One major backlash few minor.Btw boat ran super, lookout Sat.
so we started about 12:00 in the yard, 15 min. later he is on the dock casting 25-30 feet. It's not much but it was a good start.One major backlash few minor.Btw boat ran super, lookout Sat. 
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Just saw this- that is cool! I remember my dad teaching me!
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That's super Kool GC. Don't untangle his back-lash's and he will learn to throw it better in time.
Time on the water is a good thang with grand children.
Time on the water is a good thang with grand children.