WRONG:
The problem
REMEDY:
How to fix the problem
RIGHT:
The proper result
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The 3 Rs
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| Many learning casters experience 3 common faults as they begin to learn how to flycast. These are basic functional problems that many times carry over from other forms of casting. And, because flycasting is "different", it isn't immediately "user friendly" to all learners as they start out. By applying these simple remedies to correct each issue when it is first noticed, you will immediately improve the performance for the caster . . . be it a student or yourself. | ||
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WRONG: The problem |
REMEDY: How to fix the problem |
RIGHT: The proper result |
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| Using too much wrist (or too soon) | Use a TITE LOOP on the wrist | Wrist is aligned with the forearm |
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| Going back too far with the rod tip | "Hit the bill of your cap" trick | Back cast finishes in upright position |
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| The elbow comes out &/or up | Place a fish under the elbow | Elbow: the foundation of the cast |
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