Angler’s Aim Game: Tips for Organizing a Casting Contest

This episode dives into organizing and putting on a casting contest. This isn’t a casting contest for models or movies, but for anglers to see who has the most skill when it comes to throwing fishing lures and bait. Join me as I give you some considerations for putting on your own event as a fun competition for your group or as an outreach event for your church. I’ll discuss some of the things we did at my church’s first casting contest earlier this year, what materials were needed to put it on, and things I learned in hindsight to make future casting contests better, safer, and run more efficiently. If you normally don't watch our episodes on YouTube, you may want to watch this episode there as I show you what we used in our contest. I'm also working on putting together a free downloadable PDF for I'll be posting later this summer at filledquiveroutdoors.com to help you in organizing your own casting contest with sample course layouts, materials lists, scorecards, etc. Be sure you're following us on YouTube as well as I'll be starting to drop video reviews this week beginning with a review of the Backyard Bass and Backyard Bass Plug I also wrap up the episode with the new segment, drops in the bucket, where I provide things for you to consider adding to you outdoor bucket list. If you interested in participating in the York Cherokee Kayak Classic bass tournament on July 20th I mentioned in On My Radar, call the Kings Mountain State Park office at for more info or to register at 803-222-3209. To find out more about the 2024 Plishing contest hosted by the SC Wildlife Federation, click here.