The 'Elliptical Cast' is an Efficient way to Cast in a Tailwind

Making Effective Casts Even Into a Strong Headwind

Learning to use the river’s current to advantage is all part of establishing a good angling routine, which in turn makes for more efficient and enjoyable fly fishing.

Stripping is a necessary part of keeping the fly-line under control after successfully casting the fly upstream into faster moving water.

Good false casting is the key to being able to successfully control the fly-line.

A simple delivery-cast done well is a key stepping stone to making more complex casts.

Good presentation casts depend on better back-casts.

Crouching while fly fishing may look sexy, but it really doesn't help when it comes time to strike.

In any sport where a ‘hand-held’ tool is used to propel ‘something’, there are two keys that set the platform for success, i.e. the Grip and the Stance. Fly-casting is no exception. A good grip complements a good stance.

In any sport where a ‘hand-held’ tool is used to propel ‘something’, there are two keys that set the platform for success, i.e. the Grip and the Stance. Fly-casting is no exception. A good grip complements a good stance

How being more efficient before you start casting will save you time and frustration