Cool, I can imagine how it might happen without a tail, do you have any video?

And then it's just a matter of "no clipping the rod with the line" in the rules

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Paul Arden wrote:The knot in the fly line is not necessarily a tail

This will be good, please elaborate oh wise one

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Paul Arden wrote:(Need an angry emoticon )

Perhaps a "Best Tailing Loop" competition is in order ... :p We actually had something along those lines the first time we held the Danish Championships, there was a prize for the most outstanding windknot :D Also Peter Hayes got me into a competition about putting an overhandknot (windkn...

It's very bad not to throw them in a certification, if you are supposed to :p And I agree, I expect to see them everytime I meet you too :D :D :D Seriously, if you're not throwing the occasional tail, you're not moving. If you don't know you're throwing them, you need help ;) Only practice leader wi...

Lasse When you cast in head wind want to tilt the casting plane downward and increase line speed so that the line straightens just above the surface. (demo tilt, double haul and maybe cradle grip). If shooting line do it on the backast. When casting in tail wind you want a plane parallel to the gro...

Damn, I agree with Paul, poor start this year :D Task 21: Demonstrate to an intermediate student how to cast with a head wind and a tail wind. Then demonstrate three methods of casting safely with the wind blowing onto the casting arm side. (Hauling is permitted.) Simon, how would you answer these? ...

Hi Michael

Welcome to the board

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Lasse

Carl is busy finishing his bathroom, I think he'll be back when it's done, unless there's fishing, fishing always wins

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Lasse

https://youtu.be/_cTm8pa51a4


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