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May 21 2022

Fly Fishing Tips: Casting when it’s Windy

Brian Chan casts into a mean headwind in Alaska

If you’ve been fly fishing for any amount of time, you know that the weather significantly impacts your fly fishing experience, particularly wind. No matter the location, the wind is a culprit that can humble even the best fly caster. Today we provide some pro tips on how to cast in windy conditions. These tips…
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Apr 04 2022

Deneki Chronicles: Wind on Your Right Shoulder?

Casting a fly rod with the wind blowing the line into your body is probably the toughest casting situation you can face.  Yes, when you’re new to casting in the wind it can be a challenge to cast directly upwind, but a tight loop, high line speed and the right casting plane can all make…
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Oct 18 2021

Deneki Chronicles: 6 Tips for Bonefishing in Windy Conditions

When fishing for bonefish, rarely can you expect a day entirely free of wind. In fact, most experienced flats anglers would agree that those completely calm days can be extremely challenging due to spooky fish. While a light wind can be your friend on the flats, there are times when it can be a little…
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Jul 13 2018

Wind on Your Dominant Shoulder – Top 3 Casts

Louis Cahill Photography

It’s no secret, excess wind is one of the most challenging variables to overcome when casting a fly rod.. Particularly on the flats. Many anglers fret the thought of having to deliver the fly directly into a stiff headwind, often practicing for hours into the wind in preparation of an upcoming trip. However, we find…
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May 06 2014

Casting Down Wind

Casting for Bonefish

We’ve run many posts in the past about casting in the wind, and for good reason- it’s tough! Most of the time we’ve concentrated on how to cast directly into the wind, or when the wind is on your casting side. These are the most difficult wind directions to cast into and cause the most trouble…
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Mar 14 2014

Wind on Your Right Shoulder?

Wind on the Right by Louis Cahill Photography

Casting a fly rod with the wind blowing the line into your body is probably the toughest casting situation you can face.  Yes, when you’re new to casting in the wind it can be a challenge to cast directly upwind, but a tight loop, high line speed and the right casting plane can all make…
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Jan 08 2014

6 Tips for Bonefishing in Windy Conditions

Bonefishing in the Wind

When fishing for bonefish, rarely can you expect a day entirely free of wind. In fact, most experienced flats anglers would agree that those completely calm days can be extremely challenging due to spooky fish. While a light wind can be your friend on the flats, there are times when it can be a little…
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Oct 14 2010

Top Bonefishing Tips

This is the time of year that lots of fly anglers are getting ready for their winter bonefishing trips.  Yes, you should be getting your calendar straight and your plane tickets booked, but now’s also the time to brush up on your skills.  Pebble Beach is not the place to be working on your golf…
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