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One Key to a Good Front Cast Is a Better Back Cast
As I started casting to targets, I began to notice an occasional dip in the fly leg of my front loop. It was a precursor to a tailing loop. If the dip was bigger or the loop was… Read More
Why Does Aiming at Targets Improve Your Fly Casting?
When Chris Korich asked me what my goal was for casting a number of years ago, I naively told him that I want to be able to cast to the other side of the small pond (~93 feet)…. Read More
Aiming is Key to Casting with Accuracy
One of the most important keys to improving your cast is to aim at a target. When I am sight-fishing, I am trying to place my dry fly precisely in front of the fish in the correct lane…. Read More
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Last Updated: 2018-11-11 by Glen Ozawa
When Should You Accelerate the Rod During a Back Cast?
A common problem in fly casts is the line slapping the water behind the caster. It’s a problem that once plagued me, too. There may be fish behind us, but that’s not where we are fishing. Once… Read More