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No, I really don't know what you mean? But it's called a "cast", or "casting".

There are varying styles of casting in fly fishing. For example. the presentation of my cast with 0-2 wt line for Brookies in a small trout stream is not the same as my cast / presentation for Rainbow or Big Brown's with 4-6 wt in a fast current river. Nor is my cast / presentation on 8-10 wt for Bonefish in salt water flats the same. People will take a lesson on basic fly casting, then go out and wonder why they're not catching fish. Unlike bait / spinner casts, there is a true art to presenting the fly to various species, in various types of water.

But I digress since this is not a fly fishing forum, I'll just say no fly fisher I've ever known would suggestion my sig was annoying. Of course, it is simply a animated .gif and not a instructional casting video.

Author:	oddball [ Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:05 pm ]
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Author:	TruLiberty [ Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:51 pm ]
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oh gosh thats annoying and too long lol. if ur swing is that slow ur doing it wrong

Author:	oddball [ Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:05 pm ]
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Swing? It's fly fishing, not golf.

Author:	TruLiberty [ Tue Jul 07, 2009 12:13 am ]
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u know what i mean, i just dont know what to call it. i fly fish myself, and if i pull that slow it doesnt whip.

Author:	oddball [ Tue Jul 07, 2009 6:05 pm ]
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No, I really don't know what you mean? But it's called a "cast", or "casting". There are varying styles of casting in fly fishing. For example. the presentation of my cast with 0-2 wt line for Brookies in a small trout stream is not the same as my cast / presentation for Rainbow or Big Brown's with 4-6 wt in a fast current river. Nor is my cast / presentation on 8-10 wt for Bonefish in salt water flats the same. People will take a lesson on basic fly casting, then go out and wonder why they're not catching fish. Unlike bait / spinner casts, there is a true art to presenting the fly to various species, in various types of water. But I digress since this is not a fly fishing forum, I'll just say no fly fisher I've ever known would suggestion my sig was annoying. Of course, it is simply a animated .gif and not a instructional casting video.

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Author:	TruLiberty [ Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:42 am ]
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oddball wrote: No, I really don't know what you mean? But it's called a "cast", or "casting". There are varying styles of casting in fly fishing. For example. the presentation of my cast with 0-2 wt line for Brookies in a small trout stream is not the same as my cast / presentation for Rainbow or Big Brown's with 4-6 wt in a fast current river. Nor is my cast / presentation on 8-10 wt for Bonefish in salt water flats the same. People will take a lesson on basic fly casting, then go out and wonder why they're not catching fish. Unlike bait / spinner casts, there is a true art to presenting the fly to various species, in various types of water. But I digress since this is not a fly fishing forum, I'll just say no fly fisher I've ever known would suggestion my sig was annoying. Of course, it is simply a animated .gif and not a instructional casting video. i was kind of joking. i'd be interested in hearing the differences....currently the only ones in my arsenal are "11-2 wrist motion while stripping to get it as far away as i can" and a poor roll cast. shoot me a pm

Author:	oddball [ Wed Jul 08, 2009 5:18 pm ]
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Too difficult to explain in a PM or email. Ever been here? I'm going to change my sig.

Author:	oddball [ Fri Jul 10, 2009 10:22 pm ]
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