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Choosing fly fishing equipment and using it effectively can be challenging. Get fly fishing tips for fly casting in this free video series on fly fishing.
There are 10 videos in this series:
Choosing a fly fishing rod depends on whether you will be fishing a small lake, river, or stream, and the size of fish you will be fishing for. Learn how to choose a fly fishing rod in this free video on fly fishing equipment.
Choose the right size fly rod depending on the size of the stream and amount of brush. Learn how to choose the right size fly rod in this free video on fly fishing.
Choosing a fly rod by weight depends upon the weight of the fly line used and the size of the fly used for fly fishing. Learn how to choose a fly rod by weight in this free video on fly fishing.
Choose fly fishing line depending on whether a floating line or sinking line is needed. Learn more about choosing fly fishing line using the tips in this free fly fishing video.
Roll cast a fly rod to make the fly roll along the water and circumvent bushes or obstructions next to the stream. Roll cast a fly rod using the fly casting tips in this free video on fly fishing.
Overhead casting a fly rod can be done in two directions, forward and backward. Learn how to overhead cast a fly rod using the fly casting tips in this free video on fly fishing.
Spey casting a fly rod is perfect for locations where there is limited back cast room. Spey cast a fly rod using the fly casting tips in this free video on fly fishing.
Every fly fisherman wants to fly cast a perfect loop. Understanding these terms and applying them to your cast. Cast a perfect loop using the fly casting tips in this free video on fly fishing.
Fly fishing tip and fly casting tips help to learn how to cast a fly rod in the wind. Get simple fly fishing tips for how to cast a fly rod in the wind in this free fly fishing video.
Fly fisherman learn how to cast a fly rod with a sink-tip line because fish are at various levels in the water. Cast with a sink-tip line using the fly fishing and fly casting tips in this free video.
Fly fishing can be traced back to the 2nd Century A.D. Macedonian fishermen who attached feathers and wool to hooks to create a fake fly to lure fish to the their fly lines. Fish have been taking the bait ever since. However, a fly fisherman cannot expect to throw the line in the water with no forethought to placement or fly casting technique. Fly fishing effectively requires good fly casting technique, practice and finesse. Fly fishing instructors get paid to give fly fishing tips for fly casting to help other fly fishermen learn the skill and art of fly fishing. Get fly fishing tips and fly casting tips in this free video series on fly fishing featuring fly fishing instructor Ron Lauzon. Lauzon teaches how to choose the right fly fishing rod by size, how to choose a fly fishing rod by weight, how to choose fly fishing line, how to roll cast a fly rod, how to overhead casting, how to Spey cast a fly rod, how to fly cast a perfect loop, how to cast in the wind and how to cast a fly rod with a sink-tip line.
Ron Lauzon Ron Lauzon is a certified fly fishing instructor and guide. He began the fly fishing journey in 1970, for both trout and steelhead, after catching fish on conventional spin and casting gear ceased to be a challenge. Currently a certified fly fishing instructor through the Federation of Fly Fishers, Ron has continually focused on improving and updating his skills. He has sought out, and personally studied with many of the very best fly fishing instructors. Sharing his passion of the sport with others has lead Ron to successfully own and operate Ron Lauzon’s Fly Fishing School and Pioneer Guide Services.dkdk
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