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hello there folks,
Well I did it. I got a fly rod and now I'm trying to learn how to cast. I have a book (LLBean) and have been hanging out at the local sunfish pond practicing my "loops". I know that this is one of those things that is almost impossible to "explain" in a literary sense, but I thought I'd ask anyway. As far as I can tell, my backcast loop is not half bad (half the time). It's tight but doesn't close up. However on the foward cast, I find that most of the line piles up about 15 feet in front of me, regardless of how much line I have in the air. Right now I can roll cast farther than regular cast. I'm going to read my book a few more times, but what do you guys think? Also, I'm assuming that - hearing the fly "snap" behind you - is a bad thing. Anyway - it's way cool and fun but very confusing right now. At one point I got a sunny on there, and had to drop the rod, and hand-line it in - entirely spastic. Sam |
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