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![]() I have a persistent casting problem: it's very difficult for me to false cast so that the loop would be vertical (that is, keeping the rod completely vertical throughout the cast). If I try to do this, the fly or the line will hit the rod (or worse, my head when I try this with a short 6'6" rod). Often this is not a big problem since tilting the rod always avoids the collision. However, I'd like to use a vertical loop for close-up precision work. I've got a couple of books on casting, but I really haven't found a solution to my problem from these. I know this is a difficult question since few of you have seen me cast. But I was wondering if you could still have suggestions as to why this happens. If it's of any help, I can tell you I don't have other major problems like tailing loops or such. Mike? -- Jarmo Hurri Commercial email countermeasures included in header email address. Remove all garbage from header email address when replying, or just use . |
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