How to Practice Casting When Fly Fishing
How to String a Fishing Rod When Fly Fishing
Learn the Basic Fly Fishing Cast
Learn the Pick Up & Back Cast of Fly Fishing
How to Read Your Fly Casting Line
How to Pause to Straighten Out a Fly Casting Line
Understand Cast Stroke Mechanics
Maintain Proper Thumb Control When Fly Fishing
Understand Two-Point Line Control When Fly Fishing
Understand Line Retrieving & Angling When Fly Fishing
Understand Roll Casting When Fly Fishing
Understand the Concept of False Casting When Fly Fishing
Learn to Shoot the Line When Fly Fishing
Learn the Haul Technique When Fly Fishing
Learn How to Strike & Set the Hook When Fly Fishing
Summary: Remembering to start slow and accelerate smoothly are tips for fly casting successfully. Learn more in this free video series.
Jim Dowd runs the fishing program at Zoar Outdoor. In addition, Jim is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor, Wilderness First Responder, Class IV-V Whitewater...read more
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"Hi! I’m Jim Dowd at zoaroutdoor.com. We are here for expertvillage.com and this session is all about fly casting and what you need to know to sling it out there. On the pick up and the back cast, it is important to remember to start slow and smoothly accelerate and abruptly stop the line. So what I am doing here is I’m lifting slowly, the line comes up off the water, the rod is about 45 degrees, accelerate and stop. What I’ve done is I’ve transferred the weight of the line into the rod, and slinging it behind me. "
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