Ed Jaworowski: "Every Fly Rod Casts Better Than the Person Holding It"
Ed Jaworowski — a full-time classics professor and author of many articles and books on fly casting — notes that good casting technique can be learned, especially if you remember a few key principles. Morgan Lyle offers a layman’s interpretation of Jaworowski’s instruction on DailyGazette.com. “The line can only go in the direction the tip is moving when it stops
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. Does your cast pile up on the water, short of the target? You may be stopping with your rod tip pointing slightly downward, and not even realize it.”
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