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It does

Nice one, good take on the old rotten apple on a stick analogy 🙂 Remember the cartidges that undeveloped film used to come in? Great for putting on the tip of a flyrod to get people to accelerated smoothly, bring a bag though, as its alot of exercise picking them up further and further away 🙈😂 Cheer...

Have a look into the Alps... They've been doing it for decades, and its only getting worse there, the loss of frost are causing stone avalanches as the ground no longer holds together

Paul Arden wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 23, 2020 12:34 pm

I’m happy to use the term “technique” rather than “style” for our purposes. I think that will be simpler and we should probably avoid the term “style” altogether.

Cheers, Paul

Finally!

Good evidence for connection, your flycasting looks the same

Glad you didn't mention the painting technique where paint is sucked up into your anus and.. You get the picture artists......

Yeah, I know superglue tend to seep into the thread, most superglues turn brittle in water though, and that I would like to avoid on a connection

You had a proper needleknot slip nail I can understand though...

Cheers
Lasse

Yeah, those two styles of painting have more to do with the result than the painting, so not really applicable for the movement of the painter 😉 its like throwing a curve cast and how IT looks like after it lands are either impressionistic or like a cat threw up 🤣 Recognising the painter from afar o...

I’m the same. If I need a loop - which I often do here by the way - then I strip to the core and whip a loop using strong tying thread and then superglue it. If I’m trout fishing I use needle knots. I'd stear clear of using the superglue on a whipping on a loop 😳 if needed to glue, a flexible glue ...

Of course, both ends!



Cheers
Lasse

Well, he used to look more like Buddha, in his better years that is now that he's growing hair all over, its hippie dude
Nothing bad, I like hippies!

Style is very personal, but has little to do with casting if you ask me

Cheers
Lasse