If you ever wanted to outfish your friends, to make explosive, perfect, and masterful casts with your spinning rod, to reach the trophy fish that have no idea you are there... to cast like the pros, all while using less effort than ever before... then this will be one of the most important messages you ever read when it comes to fishing.

Here's what this is all about: My name is Joe Simonds, and until very recently I was your basic "inconsistent weekend warrior" angler. 

As a competitive person by nature, I had a love/hate relationship with fishing - some days I'd be catching inshore grand slams (redfish, snook, trout, flounder), even flirting with the idea of entering fishing tournaments... while the next day on the water I would get completely SKUNKED... my fishing game just disappeared... like a mirage...

I promise you that there were days where I considering just selling all of my fishing equipment and never casting another lure, shrimp, or live bait out there for the rest of my life.

It sure does for me.

You see, I had absolutely no consistency in my fishing game at all (even after regularly fishing for 20+ years). There was just no way to tell how the day was going to go. 

And it certainly wasn't for a lack of trying, either - I've easily dropped countless thousands of dollars buying everything the "pros" said I needed in the fishing TV shows and the fishing magazines... 

Does this sound familiar?

Yeah right.

Because with Luke's help, I was reaching an extra 10-15 feet with every single cast (with no extra effort by the way)...

That meant my bait was getting in front of an extra football field of potential hungry fish every 25-30 casts (about every hour while fishing with artificial lures).

If you think about it for a second, it kind of makes sense...

We all know deep down that the BIG PROBLEM with catching fish consistently certainly isn't the bait, lure, or equipment... 

Yet, if you watch a fishing show or read through any fishing magazine, all you see are ads for tackle, reels, boats, kayaks, rods, lures, hooks, cast nets, etc...

Are those things imporant?

Yes... 

BUT... they're not that imporant if you can't make soild casts.

Why?

Because what really separates the inconsistent from the consistent fisherman are the small details (like precision casting, NOT some magical lure that doesn't exist).

It's why almost every pro admits that casting can be the most critical skill you can work on (the one with the biggest impact in your fishing game for the rest of your life).

Yet, it's one of the least talked about fishing tactics because most anglers (including me for many years) mistakenly believe they already know how to cast well.

Had Luke not shared his casting techniques and the importance of getting that extra 10-15 feet with me, I'm guessing I'd still be the frustrated, inconsistent angler I used to be...

For me personally, going from inconsistent and frustrated to fearless and confident all from one change in my cast almost felt magical.

But it's not magic at all!

You see, what I learned from my brother Luke had almost nothing to do with me... and everything to do with the amazing and powerful cast he'd developed over the years.

He calls it "The Dart Method," and he got the idea from watching a guy throwing bullseye after bullseye with a dart in a bar one night.

Let me explain.

When you discover the simple tricks to cast farther than you ever imagined (with less effort), you will start to notice that your fluid cast is very similar to a skilled dart thrower.

There is almost zero body movement, you let the rod do all of the work, everything is compact and simplified, and you hit your target with precision almost every time...

Ensuring that you reach more fish, cover more feeding zones, and hook-up more often than an average caster...

This course was designed for anyone (at any age) who wants to get more out of every single cast.

If you've ever spooked a fish because you came in too close (so you could get within your current casting range), then YOU NEED THIS COURSE.

Finally, if getting an extra 10 feet (or more) on every cast for the rest of your life is something you value, then you owe it yourself to invest in this course.

On the other hand, if you don't put any value on a long and accurate cast, this course isn't for you... save your money and let someone else learn the secrets to longer and more accurate casts...