Aitor’s video of avoiding the tail (or depending on definitions, extreme dangling end) was possible because he allowed the line to fall into place, creating a waypoint. There are three ways. One is to do that, the other is to cast it there using trajectories and the third is to make a Belgian Cast....

Paul Arden wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 12:42 pm How to hold a fish…

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Less fingers, make small fish seem bigger

Rickard wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 4:53 pm
Lasse what happened?

One of those took of, and found a coral or something and took of with the belly

Rio GT runningline for sale, only used a few times

IMO we are not casting the rod, we are casting the line. Different line taper and mass distributions, over different lengths, will feel and behave quite differently. That’s going to have an effect on how the rod bends; place all the weight next to the rod tip and the rod will flex more than if we s...

Hi Vinny

Rods don't care, casters do.

35 feet and 50 feet, if they weigh the same, also have to be equally straightish in the air to give similar feedback. Rarely that happens. The shorter the head the more of the weight is usually at the casters disposal. Hence the difference in feel.

Cheers
Lasse

Shit happens

Carol wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 1:27 pm

Paul Arden wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:44 pm I’m going to produce some fly tying videos. ... I’ll definitely tie some flies using socks.
Cheers, Paul

I thought scenting flies was not kosher.

Pauls socks aren't scented, they are classified as a chemical weapon. Poor fish

When is a pattern a new pattern? Adding a different colour hacke to a woolly bugger, is that a new pattern? There's a ton of grey area, and apperantly some very strict rules, where the only penalty is outing on the net... Gary, if the fly is big and brown and looks crippled, it will probably work fo...

Have to lie down now, I agree with Paul