casting
The Reach Mend
Practice is only a golf course away.. Photo: Don Shea. Manipulating the fly line so that your fly behaves correctly in the current is one of the...
Fishing From a Boat – Cast Downstream!
Cast downstream! Photo: Jeff Forsee. At our Alaskan operations, we're really lucky to have access to some extremely diverse trout fisheries. At any point during the season at...
Presenting on the Backcast – 3 Common Mistakes
Don't haul like a wimp! Photo: Hollis Bennett. Being able to present the fly quickly and effectively on the back cast is one of the most important...
Better Double Hauling
No slack in sight.. Photo: Jason Whiting. A well executed double haul is essential to nearly all avenues of fly casting. Whether it's casting further, casting better...
How Far Should I Lead a Bonefish?
Charlie says: Lead him mon! Photo: Kyle Shea A question we get asked all the time at Andros South is 'how far should I lead a...
3 Ways to Cast Further
Nice drift, dude. Photo: Kyle Shea Casting a long ways is not anywhere close to the most important skill in fly fishing. We'd actually tell you...
Fly Casting – Creep vs. Drift
Don't be creepy. Photo: Kyle Shea Warning: this is a semi-detailed post on correcting a common fly casting fault. If you're not into the detailed mechanics...
Casting Down Wind
Widen the loop! Photo: Kyle Shea We've run many posts in the past about casting in the wind, and for good reason- it's tough! Most of the...
