How to fish a parabolic (Sweep) sinking fly line

The parabolic line is a great way to either search for fish in multiple columns, or just give the fish a different look by presenting your flies differently. It's been a high producing fly line for us for a few years now.
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[@upavonflyfishing3605]

The Airflo sweep lines are excellent, this is very similar to how we fish from boats in the UK - less for the matching shirts

[@bluejacket645]

Great tutorial, nice explanation of how the line works, the leader setup demo is very helpful. Well done!

[@williamt2951]

Excellent video! I bought a parabolic line to fish the 2022 season with and can not wait till ice out

[@jbatina]

Just picked up rio’s sweep line can’t wait to try it

[@daninn1380]

Love the shirts!!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@wesleysmith6018]

Thanks for the insight fellas, I suck booby at still waters, I’ll give this a try.

[@PegaStol]

Please do a similar video with midge tip. Thanks for the Video.

[@richarde1355]

Funny about the distance casting comment - the folks that I know that say distance isn’t important can’t cast for distance. I’ve had many trips where the difference between success and skunk was the ability to get a little more length in the cast.
Like the wise Mr. Tim Rajeff has opined, distance isn’t important until it is.

[@FlyFishFood]

Nailed it. I just finished a day fishing streamers that required lots of distance all day long. Practice those double hauls people!

[@gregb8824]

Like an old married couple with the matching shirts, lol.

[@joshcoar7386]

Do you ever use this line for bass, and if so, how do you rig your tippet?

[@richarde1355]

Thanks for the great tips and info!
Your rod, with a fighting butt - what is it?
Thanks!

[@FlyFishFood]

Orvis H3F 10’ 6wt.

[@jtwhicker]

Those shirts look like my screensaver from 1995. 😂

[@FlyFishFood]

Yours were way more pixelated

[@tst3v3ns]

What are some other floating fly patterns you would suggest for a parabolic line set up?

[@patches152]

boobies and FABs are most common. they're very popular in european stillwater fishing.

[@Wadegi43]

Dude you need to come out here to nevada and fish pyramid lake for a chance at at 20lb cutthroat in 20mph wind on a ladder

[@garyweglarz]

Cool technique. So the total "really, really, long leader" length - including the butt section - appeared to be in the neighborhood of 20'+ ?? Very interesting. Thanks.

[@FlyFishFood]

Yup. It's absolutely critical.

[@garyweglarz]

@@FlyFishFood Thanks guys.

[@stevequinn9704]

#letcurtisfish😂
Thanks for the breakdown guys!

[@davidstevens9280]

Cheech-at 3:45 you mentioned the center fly was a "beall bach"? Never heard of such a fly....spelling?

[@katherinethompson6421]

Pretty sure he was referring to a "diawl bach" pattern, classic stillwater fly. Lots of TH-cam tutorials on how to tie it.

[@richarde1355]

@@katherinethompson6421 he did say diawl bach…

[@MTtyer]

You guys should consider taking up fly fishing...just sayin .....

[@fishgod20]

Do you think that one life vest will hold ya Cheech?

[@FlyFishFood]

She thiccccccx