Looks a bit lazy and failed to straighten his hauling arm!

Sounds like a good case for some video assistance! That would certainly go hand in hand with broadcasting.

Cheers, Paul

Hi Henry, Thanks for your reply. I would have thought that now the rule changes allow for a decent fly to be used, that is visible and readily floats (as opposed to the flies we were being given to use previously) that judging the fly position would be less difficult. Is this a ACA rule too? Thanks,...

Great Kalyn! But can you cast it out?

I was thinking more like fly fishing for bulls.

I can do that on command. Kalyn has a great picture of one forming (intentionally). I’ll ask if I can post it. That’s one of Haysie’s tricks but I already knew how to do it when he asked. I’m not entirely sure what its use is

Cheers, Paul

I usually fish DT for trout and mahseer, Gary, so the head is a bit on the short side for me :p I know it’s odd nowadays in a world where flylines are getting closer to bubble floats and spin casting but my first line was also a DT. I’d prefer a softer rod and it would suit me much better, but I don...

Hi folks, Here is something I’ve been doing a lot of recently that has been working very well for me, particularly with hauling, but also can be rod position, or in fact both combined and even body position. For example: student caster is not fully extending his haul, or is struggling to get to the ...

So it doesn’t say and is open to intermediation. Nice that they have clarified that you can bring your own flies. The ones supplied were not palmered but instead only hackled at the front (as dries) with short clipped tails. They didn’t hover well and having well tied comp flies will definitely help...

Hi John,

Is that 2cm tied in the middle or 2cm long? Site isn’t currently loading for me.

Cheers, Paul