Ninety-eight percent of us have major fundamental flaws in our casting strokes…
The rule of thumb for casting stroke length is this: short line, short stroke. Longer line, longer stroke.
Dry-fly fishing can be surprisingly simple–completely accessible–and when everything comes together, it’s pretty much top of the game.
Common sense rules to make sure everyone has a good time on the water.
Developing casting and reeling abilities with your "off" hand is an essential fly-fishing skill.
Watch a good angler work a hooked trout, and you'll notice it doesn’t take all that long for him to land it.
Unless chasing a fast-moving meal, trout never hurry.
With longer leaders, you really need to mind your form and not over-wrist the cast.
Fly casting isn’t a “barrier” for the sport–it’s the gateway.
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