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What is Fly Fishing?
Fly Casting vs. Conventional Fishing
Advantages of Fly Fishing
Disadvantages of Fly Fishing
How to Thread a Fly Rod
Fly Fishing Rod Grip: Thumb on Top
Fly Fishing Rod Grip: Index Finger on Top
Common Fly Rod Grip Mistakes in Fly Fishing
Basic Line Control in Fly Fishing
Fly Casting Basics
Tight Loops vs. Wide loops in Fly Casting
How to Get a Tight Loop in Fly Casting
The Loading Move in Fly Casting
Loading Move Techniques in Fly Casting
Why the Loading Move is Important in Fly Casting
The Power Snap in Fly Casting
Power Snap Wrist Movement in Fly Casting
Power Snap Rod Movement in Fly Casting
Abrupt Stop & Pause in Fly Casting
Wrist Movement for the Abrupt Stop of a Fly Fishing Cast
Line Movement in the Abrupt Stop & Pause of a Fly Fishing Cast
What is False Casting in Fly Fishing?
Why Use False Casting in Fly Fishing?
Proper Use of False Casting in Fly Fishing
Shooting Line in Fly Casting
How to Shoot Line in Fly Casting
Tips for Shooting Line in Fly Casting
Stripping the Line in Fly Fishing
How to Strip the Line in Fly Fishing
How to Get the Line Onto the Water in Fly Fishing
The Roll Cast in Fly Fishing
How to Do a Roll Cast in Fly Fishing
How to Do a Back Hand Roll Cast in Fly Fishing
How to Pick the Line Up from the Water in Fly Casting
Fly Casting Demonstration
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Summary: With a fly rod, fishers can cast weightless, lifelike baits or lures. Find out more about the advantages of fly casting in this free fly fishing video guide.
Alvin has been a fly fishing guide and casting instructor for 12 years, and has been fly fishing for 32 years. He is a graduate of the first Joan Wulff fly-casting instructor's...read more
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"ALVIN DEDEAUX: One of the advantages of fly fishing is that you can deliver a weightless lure or bait or fly. Where if I had to cast something that was a quarter of an inch long that didn't have any weight to it, there's no other way I could deliver it with a conventional rod. There's just no weight to cast there. So with a fly rod, I can cast a weightless lure, something that floats on top of the water or something that's really small, something that's very life-like. There's no weight to it. So if it's a sinking lure and it's in the water and the fish grabs it, it doesn't feel foreign like something that's actually got some weight built into it. So that's one of the big advantages of fly fishing is that you can deliver weightless lures, very small lures, and they are much more life-like because of that."
eHow Article: Advantages of Fly Fishing
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