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How do my practice fly casts look?

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Chaos Alerts1 year ago

The homes down that road ⬇️

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Trade School Secrets - WIOA Whisperer1 year ago

How do you do Skill Trades online??? Let me hear from all my SMB owners out there why this works or doesn’t?

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Mega Mike1 year ago

Imo, you’re going too far back with the rod. Best advice my dad always gave me when he taught my how to fly fish was stop the road at 10 o clock and bring forward to 2 o clock. You want the rod at a high enough angle that the line goes straight enough behind you to shoot forward.

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Flynn Jansen1 year ago

Looks pretty decent for someone who hasn’t fly fished much. Try not to pull your arm back and only bring it so it’s at a 90 degree angle. It’s fine if the rod itself goes slightly further. Once you have that, start practicing with some more line and pulling it as you go up.

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Reed Timmer, PhD1 year ago

More wrist action?

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Allen 🐟1 year ago

Strip some line out, let's see a long cast, you can do it just by elbow to hand, without upper arm motion. Don't snap your wrist when you do, the rod becomes an extension of the arm. (I could it from my wheelchair.)

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Reed Timmer, PhD1 year ago

Thank you so much. If I let line out thrn cast do I let the slack out as the fly extends?

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Antonio Johannsen1 year ago

A fly rod is a delicate instrument. Not a tool like a hammer. My son Jack (11) says to slow down and relax. Keep your lower body quiet, and stay between 10 and 2. Tight lines and cheers from Idaho.

Reed Timmer, PhD's profile picture
Reed Timmer, PhD1 year ago

Looks like the river runs through it

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Andrew J. Nordquist1 year ago

Your neighbors. Lol

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Capt. Frank Praznik Jr.1 year ago

10 o’clock to 2 o’clock. Wait longer on your back cast let the loop open up completely. Abrupt stop on forward and back cast. The action you’re trying to reproduce is similar to flicking wet paint off a paintbrush! Keep practicing preferably on water the surface tension loads rod

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Reed Timmer, PhD1 year ago

Thank you Frank! Working on the knots this morning. More practice casts on the way

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