The Switch Cast (Jump Roll)

[Paul Arden]

Lasse, I get a very nice point drawing a sine-wave tip path.

[Paul Arden]

[Lasse Karlsson]

Video please

Cheers
Lasse

[Paul Arden]

Ok this week! But I'm sure you can too

[ACW]

hanks for the links to the Face book page and the youtube one ,I have the snobee line and the rod ,just have to find a not too chilly day and time away from work .
A few more links would help as neither are really instructive ,especially if your Italian is limmited to ordering expresso !

[Lasse Karlsson]

Hi Andy

Just stand on dry land, jump the line back, so as little as possible lands in the water (anchor is needed, but as little as possible) and then deliver, a long belly line or DT is needed, and enough space behind you, and a clear ground, as the bottom of the D will land on it.
And your italian is heaps better than mine, I can't even order an espresso (dont drink coffe either so...)
Cheers
Lasse

[ACW]

Wow ,is there life without coffee,hmm come to think of it ,my coffee drinking only happens when i am working or on rest breaks doing long drives .
Now life with no tea ,

[Paul Arden]

To be honest Andy I think it's a bit of nonsense. Bunging the line on the ground with a Switch Cast relies upon having a nice clear runway to do it. Whenever I'm fishing there is either water or a jungle there. Far better to learn an aerielised dynamic D with an anchor - otherwise you'll need to take a strimmer with you fishing.

Cheers, Paul

[ACW]

It is an interesting concept,apparently originated on some italian resser where there were walls behind so this was the way to get a line out .
I think it might just have application on the Walthamstowe ressers where I seem to spend most of my non river fishing these days !

[Paul Arden]

In that case it work just fine Andy!

Cheers, Paul