Isn't it always the way? Simple & obvious once you've seen it. Can't wait to try it tomorrow. Saltwater fishing in south Wales is my norm. The only thing I question, is the side stress on the line eyes... Small fish, no worries, but, once in a while.... Anyone?...🐟💨
I do a lot of nymphing with indicators. A single haul works pretty well. I usually have to do a roll cast, then haul on back cast just to get the flies out of the water and into position for a good forward cast. It took me a long time to add the haul to the forward cast.
Great vid Simon. One question, does it matter which way you turn the top 3 sections? Inside is more in line with your hauling hand, outside is away from your body?
Rotating the 3 blanks 90° is BRILLIANT!
Isn't it always the way? Simple & obvious once you've seen it. Can't wait to try it tomorrow. Saltwater fishing in south Wales is my norm.
The only thing I question, is the side stress on the line eyes... Small fish, no worries, but, once in a while....
Anyone?...🐟💨
@@Crispi-ws6jumy question too. Not sure it would be advisable fishing for Bones or Permit.
The most detailed tutorial out there, amazing!
Great to see you back instructing Simon. I’ll forward this to my teenage son and his mates. They have suspect double hauls - this will help them!
I do a lot of nymphing with indicators. A single haul works pretty well. I usually have to do a roll cast, then haul on back cast just to get the flies out of the water and into position for a good forward cast. It took me a long time to add the haul to the forward cast.
Very good teaching and practical approach 👏
Great vid Simon. One question, does it matter which way you turn the top 3 sections? Inside is more in line with your hauling hand, outside is away from your body?
Good teacher!
Thank you sir!
Does turning the top 3 sections 90 degrees benefit the normal casting as well?