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I don't think it is very important the weight you carry in the launch, or the rod you use, to have a good launch, watching videos can not help much if you have no clinical eye, it can be very important to film yourself to be helped.

To obtain this launch, first perform the forward launch keeping the loop sideways, when the loop passes the tip of the rod, slightly raises the tip and brings it beyond the line to the right (tailing loop), then lowers the tip , returning to the old position, slightly and put back in tension, wait f...

When a fisherman who uses a line, does not need a color change to understand if he is sufficiently out, rather he needs it to last and not crack, that he does not easily encrust and that he has an elasticity, sinkability, buoyancy and conicity adequate for the fishing for which it is intended.

I think it increases the time in which the maximum weight available is accelerated, obviously I can be wrong, as I often do.

Throw back, if holding with the right, do this test, throw the line to the right behind laterally, at the restart before bringing the barrel in front, bring it back to the right vertical line, now launch forward with a small click, turning the wrist you will get more tailing.

I'm not sure I understood correctly, but if there is a twist going underneath, there must also be going over the line !?

Sorry google doesn't help me.

As for me (it's a personal opinion) you put a twist in the line, if going behind you hold the barrel high, if instead you drag the line sideways you don't use the tip to bring it under the loop, you use the starting position obviously it is a thought not a certainty.

Well Paul, I didn't understand a word, hahaha, it's always interesting to follow your movements for me.

Hi Ivan The image is from the video, the tip is not travelling behind Paul? So is it that my stroke is not on plane in the forward phase and I have not extended far enough forward? Surely if I am trying to perform a PUALD (into a 30+Mph headwind) and I extend the rod tip out behind me I am going to...