Category Archives: Fly Casting
4 Tips for Making Better Backhand Presentations
MOST OF THE ANGLERS THAT I RUN INTO ON THE RIVER, THAT ARE BEGINNERS OR OF INTERMEDIATE SKILL LEVEL, SEEM TO ALWAYS HAVE A BAD TASTE IN THEIR MOUTHS WHEN IT COMES TO PRESENTING THEIR FLIES DURING THEIR BACKCAST. For whatever reason, anglers that fall into...
Saturday Shoutout / Tom Bell Rod Testing
Tom Bell of Sunray Fly Lines is one of a kind. If you’ve cast Tom’s Sunray Lines, you’re likely a fan. Tom is a kind of a mad scientist and one of the most frenetic individuals I’ve ever met. Spend a few minutes talking with him...
It’s All In The Hips
By Justin Pickett Ever find yourself making the same poor presentation over, and over again? Or maybe it’s not that the cast is poor, but you are trying to work different areas of a run and your fly keeps landing near the same spot each time....
Competition Casting Tips From Tim Rajeff
Whether you want to be a winning competition caster or just want more distance for your fly fishing, Tim Rajeff has some tips for you. When Tim decided he wanted to beat his Brother Steve, the reigning world casting champion, he had to learn a whole...
Tim Rajeff on Casting Heavy Flies: Video
Here are some tips for casting heavy flies and tandem setups without pain or tangles. No one enjoys casting a lot of weight but sometimes thats what it takes to be effective. all too often it means a lump on the head or spending half your...