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DON'T BE A SLACKER

Jim McLennan and Neil Jennings both admit that a written guide on fly-casting will not teach you this skill. However, they do offer several solid tips in their very lengthy but detailed article on the subject. Their insight and experience can improve your ability by pinpointing weak areas and offering instruction on how to control your movements. Some mistakes they see novices make? Too much slack, overworking the wrist, and setting up the cast so that the line curves. What is Jennings' core philosophy? "A bad beginning renders a bad ending." Set aside some time to read this article. It's a bit wordy. These guys really go into detail.

Tue, 23 May 2000 03:53:15 -0700

Submitted by: Tracy Gee