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Better Backcast Presentations – Part 2: Stay Square
Keep that front shoulder in. Photo: Jason Whiting. We recently kicked off our series of posts dedicated to improving one of the most important casts on...
Better Backcast Presentations – Part 1: Bracing
Something like that. Photo: Kyle Shea. Presenting the fly on your backcast is one of the most important casts on the flats. Not only does it...
Keep Bad Casts from Becoming Blown Shots
It ain't over 'till its over! Photo: Hollis Bennett. Bad casts are inevitable on the flats. Sure, they might occur more (or less) often for some,...
Leading Bonefish – Know Your Fly’s Sink Rate
This fish was led appropriately. Photo: Peter Viau. When presenting a fly to a bonefish, your primary focus should always be getting the fly within their...
Never Make the Same False Cast Twice
Tim Never Repeats the Same False Cast.. There’s no doubt about it, the ability to make a quick, yet effective, presentation is an invaluable skill on...
Don’t Cast a Shadow
Cast to this fish's right, not his left side. Photo Credit: Peter Viau. There's no doubt about it, bonefish are finicky. Sometimes they appear to take a...
False Cast Short of Your Target
False cast short, and shoot to your target. Photo: Hollis Bennett. As anyone who has done a bit of flats fishing can tell you, bonefish can...
Casting to Tailing Bonefish
"Okay, the Deneki blog said to relax.." You've stalked, searched, and finally spotted perhaps the most exciting thing in bonefishing, a tailing bonefish.. Now what? Tailing...
