"svirgolato" - curve to the right

[Thomas_E]

Now I can also cast the TLT "svirgolato" ( thanks Chris), so easy and it makes really fun.
http://vimeo.com/54135055

The description from Malik was already good, but to see it real (GFF) helps a lot.

Great, if it's on the left side no space for e.g. a backhand overpowered curve- cast.
(We can also make neg. Curve, Snap- Curve etc.)


Cheers, Thomas E.

[VGB]

Malik showed me that one, it's a great cast for dealing with drag. The fly sits for ages

[Thomas_E]

Now I practice it to the left, in backhand position.

Here is a other video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I35c04JjpHY

I will make my own video soon, where it's better to see.

Cheers, Thomas_E

[VGB]

Nice video Thomas, thanks for posting it.

[Thomas_E]

My own video in slow motion :

https://vimeo.com/98356131

Cheers,
Thomas E.

[Thomas_E]

Another one :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLvG_zSe4NI

Leader was a little bit short !

[Bernd Ziesche]

Ok, have trained this cast for a while now. Does the fly line have to be straight and only the leader "kick" round? Or is it allowed to add fly line to the curve as well?
Quite a cool cast. Can put a 90+ degree angle into the fly line as well with it now. Needed some time to get to that point. Wasn't what I would call an easy cast!

[Paul Arden]

Must be trying to watch it on my phone. What's going on here?

Is this a spiral hook/mend to kick back the end of the line?

I'll check from my laptop later!!

Cheers Paul

[Bernd Ziesche]

To be honest I need a slowmo from the bird's view to really understand how this cast works. Anyway the outcome is really cool! Let's have a look in Norway...

[Paul Arden]

Is it the same (or accentuated) result from a cross snap?