FLY CASTING - Practice - Episode 9
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this episode in our series Fly Casting, Brian Flechsig of Mad River Outfitters explains practice, different methods when practicing and what not to do when it comes time to fish!
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This is the best channel ever! Nope it’s not a bag of dope
Thanks for watching.
"We are looking for that person to turn off his alarm" Funny as hell
Hard to film in peace anymore. Thanks for watching.
Thanks to your videos, at 58 years old, I tried my hand at fly fishing for the first time this week. Made every mistake you said I would. Cussed a bit, then regrouped. Finally got a bite before calling it a day. That was enough to inspire me to go at it again this weekend. Thanks for your no nonsense video lessons!
Thanks for watching and please stay tuned. Keep after it!!!
Love the vid and thanks as always. I practice in the office with my coworkers heads as the targets.
Thus the "Office Rod". Thanks for watching.
I really appreciate this series. It is instructive, minimally commercial , and usually of benefit to each of my transgressions. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching!! We appreciate it.
Third thing: Turn off the car alarm😂. I love your videos! Great advice. I practice in strong winds whenever I can, then when its calm, castings a breeze (😑I know that was dull). But really have caught lots of fish on windy days🎣 Thanks for helping us get better!
Thanks for watching.
I'm looking behind me all the time! Those trees seem to sneak up on me when I'm not looking! But as in archery, you need to focus on your target if you want to hit it.
Exactly. Well said.
Looking behind you when practicing is a fantastic tip. You can really see and hopefully iron out any imperfections. Good one!
A critical part of practicing. Thanks for watching.
Greetings from Bulgaria! very good and useful tips! thank you very much!
Thanks for being here.
Need to practice watching the video! Repeat and go practice
Thanks for watching.
And again a usefull video, as usual! Thanks Brian, all the tips and tricks from your lessons is really improving my line unrolling! :-)
Thanks for watching.
This guy is the dogs bollocks! Best instruction video ever...
Thanks for watching....and thanks for that awesome compliment.
Great video Brian 👍. I do have to practice more often in the winter months. Thnks 😉
We all have to practice!
Thanks for the videos Brian!
Appreciate you being here. Stay tune.
Hope to get my gear from you this week so I can practice!!!!
Cool....thanks for the support. Let us know how it goes.
Thanks for another good video. Thanks for all of the good tips. Now would you please let my wife know that fishing is good for my sanity and I need a break from the honey-do list now and again, please!
Have her call the shop and we'll set her straight. Important stuff.
Fantastic as always Brian. Thx!
Thanks a ton. Please stay tuned.
Im going to practice, Brian
Enjoy and come back for more! Thanks for watching.
Really like your videos, Sir! You are awesome. Thanks a lot!
Yuriy Kashnikov Thanks for being here. Please stay tuned.
I'm brand new to fly fishing - and have yet to cast my first time - but noticed in the videos you are pulling the line with your non-casting hand.. but have not yet mentioned what you are doing with that pulling and releasing.... is that a tension on the line thing? Just asking so I know what that off hand should be doing there. Thanks. These videos have been very helpful so far
Here you go:
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Thanks Brian.
Thanks for watching and stay tuned.
Well done video!
Thanks for being here.
These videos helped me a lot thanks man, I subscribed and liked the video. Thank you
Thanks for being here and please stay tuned.
The office dog is going "just leave me the heck alone! I'm NOT a cat.
True.
Worlds best cat toy! So damn funny.
It's true! Thanks for watching.
Some good stuff. When I first started with Flip back in the day he told me it would take 16 hours of practice for my mind and body to respond correctly. I don't know how he came up with that ? Another thing I did way back then was to practice with my eyes closed and just feel the rod load. Your thoughts ?
Send this over to Brian at the shop via e-mail and he'll get back to you there. He doesn't come around these parts much.
Another great video thanks for the tutorial
Thanks for watching.
Suggestion: you could make a episode of fly casting drills to practice. Kind of a series of exercises in a 30/40 minutes practice.
It's coming. Please stay tuned.
I learn more from this guy than i do at highschool
Thanks for watching.
@@Madriveroutfitters wym this is all i watch now i could watch people cast fly rods all day it seemed confusing but in the past few days u rlly cleared some stuff up for me i appreciate u taking the time to answer my many many questions as most people would have been a little annoyed anyway great tips i would love to visit your shop someday 👍
@@mikerotch6733 happy to help!
Great video, I've watched the entire "Getting Started Fly Fishing" series as well as the "Fly Casting" series. Can you go into more detail about what you're doing with your left hand from about the 1:08 mark until the 1:15 mark? I've noticed you "pulling" and "releasing" the line like that in several of the videos. I'm guessing this helps in getting the line travelling faster.
Nevermind, once I got to Episode 11 How to Double Haul, my question was answered.
@@merletippy1354 Thanks for watching.
Can you comment on what you are doing with your left hand during the up and down cast? Big thanks.
He will in an upcoming episode. Please stay tuned. Back to filming soon.
I’m just learning, how much line should I have out when I’m starting my cast?
20-25' or so?
Hi, I need to cast bob clouser minnows with intermediate fly line. Which type of leader can I use?. 😊
Please contact the shop directly and they will be happy to help. Send them an email or give them a call. Thanks.
What do you use when practicing on dry land. Do you need weight at the end of line?
You do not. Just a leader. Thanks.
@@Madriveroutfitters thank. You guys are awesome.
So... quick question... at several points in the video I paused and checked, and it appears as though the line is falling below the tip of the rod. Particularly with the TFO Office Rod. I've noticed this with my own practice casting as well. Instinctively, it seems like the line is falling faster than it's moving forward and makes me want to move the rod faster, but I'm not sure this is the right call. Can you perhaps explain what I'm seeing? THANKS!!!
It's because of the proper breaking of the wrist. See episode 4. Call or e-mail Brian at the shop if you need further explanation. He'd be happy to help.
*no, that’s not a bag of dope” 🤣
Not at all.
I'm off to practice my line unrolling, should I add this to the session ?
Of course.
Do you use a leader and fly practicing?
Leader is a MUST. Fly is optional and usually not.
Can you use a bare leader or should you attach something to it when practicing?
projectpat0 Just a leader is fine. Some use yarn or a fly with hook cut off.
i know this is missing the point, but cool looking fly rod! which one is that?
Brian tells us it's a TFO Lefty Kreh "Instructor Rod" given to him by Lefty many years ago. He uses it for teaching and now for videos.
What’s your guy’s opinion on the Redington Form rod?
Please send your questions over to the shop at admin@madriveroutfitters.com. They will get back to you there. Thanks.
*edit* Line Unrolling, not sure what this Fly Casting stuff is....
Seriously. We thought he changed the title? What gives?
Hello all lookkng for some insight. Found a 9 ft 5 wt rocky mountain foundation. Its 4 piece and case. Can anyone ID this rod? What the value in never fished condition
Please contact the shop directly and they will be happy to help.
Hey Brian, what is good to tie on to your fly line for practicing, just a short piece of mono?
No, you need a full tapered leader in order to properly transition the energy through the entire system. Very important.
@@Madriveroutfitters Yes, but if im just in the yard practicing casting, not fishing?
James Cooper The physics of energy transfer don’t change.
What happens if I'm big on multi-tasking, have a pond nearby and like to practice while i'm fishing? Can we compromise by me looking halfway behind me?
Sure. You can.
@@Madriveroutfitters Okay you win. After considerable review I've decided to follow your advise and practice separately instead of tying "bad cast knots" while fishing. It was a vain attempt at having my cake and eating it too.
Brian
One quick question question. Do you practice with a fly on the leader?
James Slater
Thanks for watching. He typically does not practice with a fly on the end. Feel free to contact him directly at the shop if any further questions.
CRAAAACK THAT WHIP
No.....don't.