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Carol, the guy that uses the hook is very minimalistic, not at all like Goofy in the cartoon

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Lasse

Even though I'm nowhere near ready to start working on an MCI, this is a great topic. How many times have we mucked up line control and stepped on our lines! And just when we were about to shoot it? :p It's usually my friends when we're having a shootout, that gently walks up and steps on the line ...

Hi Carol

Its a hook you use to hang your towels on
Here its just flued onto a par of waders, to hang your lineloops on, for management

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Lasse

By the way you misread into it, I guess they failed you on your original answer

Never saw that but it’s an excellent example. A good question I had 25 years ago at my APGAI exam was do I need more or less force with a smaller D-loop. Ok it was a good question back then :) Cheers, Paul Hopefully you answered along the lines of less line to move more, requires more force :p The ...

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lets see if it shows up

I saw the first one about 18 years ago, and it wasn't from Haysie. And seen quite a few different takes on similar designs. Don't know who came up with it the first time, but a swedish pikefisher has a simple version, I'll dig out a pick asap....

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Lasse

Aitor did a good comparison between an overhead and a rollcast, the same energy needed to make the overhead roll out made the rollcast fail. I think its one of those things we tend to forget. Applying the same amount of force to an overhead cast, will remove as much slack line as it would in a rollc...

Is there anymore big events?
There used to be a singlehanded distance comp too on CLA, it was cool with a grandstand and audience for the final, even if the anouncer said I was using a new technique called the doublehaul

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Lasse