Hi Paul, this idea would be very useful indeed! Especially for those like me who follow full long discussions on Flycasting Physics with interest but very often get lost, especially with dynamic studies and various external scientific references about physic, mechanical, aerodynamic, etc etc, laws. ...

Great job Paul! Thanks for revive the old board.
david

Hi Mike,
the one above was the answer that gave you one, don't expand it to everyone else. Personally, I've already told you what I think, that's just a dynamic roll. And you're right!
Ciao
david

Thank you very much Merlin and thank you all! I imagined that the behavior of the slinky had very little to do with the fly lines and their cast, but when in the video the physicist responds to the question (1:47) "this is applicable to other objects…” saying "is applicable especially in s...

Hello everyone, after watching these videos on youtube I wanted to ask you experts if you think that this phenomenon can be related to the fact that the fly line seems to defy gravity and stay airborne much longer than we would expect when unrolling after the shot, in particular during a distance ca...

Paul, really a great cast!
Congratulations
david

Hi all, I had the same piffilus problem when I started to follow the forum and Ennio's definitions helped me a lot. I have added to the list some other terms often used in many discussions and their meaning (!?) I found reading the forum, someone expert can check if they are correct please. MCF = Ma...

Hi Mike,
Congratulations, great result!!!
And with your passion you will surely improve.
Cheers
david

Hi Mike,
Really awesome!!!

P.S. The biggest problem is that often that discussion on Pipam end up being out of the question...
Ciao
david

I focused on double hauling soon when I started fly fishing in salt water in the early 2000s, it was crucial for me to cover as much water as possible to catch more. I did not have a real master who showed me some technique, but at that time I read a lot. Since then I have always tried to improve an...