How to Cast a Fly Rod in 60 Seconds - Your Quick Tutorial Pocket Guide
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- How to cast a fly rod in under 60 seconds #shorts
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Thank you for this ! I sort have knew how ti cast before ...this is very helpful though ....great instruction
Even in practice you catch something. 🌲 🌳. 😂😂
Ha! So true!! :))
I caught my first fish on my own without my dads help today on fly rod
Nice!!
@@FlyFishDan thanks it was a small brown
While it is important to keep a mental discipline regarding your rod position at 10-2, your arc will begin to widen slightly beyond this point as your distance increases. However, it's important to have this mental discipline in place so that your cast won't degrade. You will find that your arc will widen organically to near 9 - 3 (or 170 degrees max) as shown in this video and as you continue to generate line speed with greater distance.
Lol - this is so great, pocket guide to fly casting! In under 60 seconds no less!! Piece of cake! :))
Lol - thanks for watching!
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That's pretty cool!
Basic fly rod casting is not hard if you follow the advice this gentleman is suggesting. The basic concept, I feel, is to let the rod do all of the hard work and you just aim and guide the line. When casting gets tricky is when you start working in very tight surroundings. But those guys who can do it have spent many years perfecting their tskill o where it looks easy, but you can be certain that they lost a lot of flies, tippet and tempers before they perfected it.
Great feedback - much appreciated!
Always catching something dude. You’re good
Heeeeeej pane jsi opravdu úžasný.👏👏👏 Každé tvoje video je více než inspirativní.👍👍👍😍😍😍
I can manage gripping the cigar in my teeth, but where does my beer go? Good stuff!😉
Thank you for sharing this.🐟🐟🐟
You bet!
Hey Dan , Jim here again , remember me talking to you I think it was yesterday about Wyoming ? If i get the time , we should meet up and go fly fishing there. The bighorn , the snake , Greene river where I use to live. That would be Awesome !! 😁🖒🖒
That would be pretty cool for sure :))
@@FlyFishDan theres a pond in sundance wyoming with a lot of rainbow trout right next to the golf course. Small rainbows, but still fun on a light fly rod
This guide really helped me out
Yeah , I definitely need to practice some. There's quite a few trees where I trout fish though.
Nice ornamental grass man!! Prob should learn behind those though, that’s like 90% of flyfishing. I’m thinking of a video of how to untangle different scenarios 😂
One of my first shorts...Lol
I’ve been wanting to go fly fishing soon so thanks this really helps
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and welcome to the sport!
I’ve caught so many tree trout over the years 😅
Me too! :))
Well the jump to the double haul was quick!
What do you think about fiberglass is it the easier material to cast vs a fast carbon rod
Just asking but why are fly rods exaggeratedly so long
try casting with a 5 foot fly rod. its a bit hard when you are fishing a big river.
Good tut. Caught my first trout on a fly rod last weekend. Nothing like using that fly rod. I figured out how to cast it in about 10 mins. Rigging it up was my issue I was like ok now I gotta have tippet. .a leader then my fly lmao I was like dang. But totally amazing once you get it down
Well said :))
When practicing at home with brand new setup what should I use to imitate the weight of a lure without one on?
Just cut the hook off an older fly or a small piece of yarn tied to the end of the tapered leader. Cheers!
You dont need any, the weight of the line is enough on its owne. You cast with momentum not with weight
What flannel you have on mate
I smacked a fence yesterday. So I loved this
Lol...nice!
I won't forget Dan 😁🖒🖒
Remember to start with your rod tip touching the ground/water surface
lmao..
you caught the great leaf.
Bin there done that
I do that quite often. Lol
@FlyFishDan no longer catch leaves...
Occasionally I will "snag" a passer by asking if I caught anything. I reply with.."worms"
My worm keeps flying off! 😁
Something about the lens or angle for this video makes it look like you're casting an 12 ft rod 😅
Lol - have to love the wide angle zoom :))
I’ve tried it a hundred times with my euro rig just can’t get it to work , any tips :-)
I would recommend investing in a high-quality single-handed fly rod. In my experience, casting with a Euro rod is not as effortless when compared to a medium-fast action overhand fly rod. These two types of rods are simply designed differently.
I have recently designed my own fly rod, incorporating all the features you would typically find in a $1000 rod, but at a much more affordable price. It is a custom-made rod that costs half the price. If you're interested, I invite you to visit fishonrods.com and check it out.
And odds are 110 percent that you catch that tree in the background! There's nothing like fly fishing!
My twin tower
It is good to be tall :)) ...just the physics alone allow me to cast that fly rod even farther...but I hear you are taller!
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All the suburbia Karens watching Dan and calling the HOA to see if it is legal to fly fish in your front yard 🤣🤣✌
Lol - one of my first short vids :))
Get comfortable your all right dude
One of my first YT vids...Lol
If there’s a bush the fly will catch it. Always.
Roll casting is far better to learn for beginners. I've noticed in most fishing situations you don't even have the space to back cast and the double haul can be a brain fart for non experienced anglers and people who aren't necessarily ambidextrous. The Roll cast is a smooth motion that gets you enough distance when you become proficient and you can swing streamers, fish Dries, euro nymph or indicator fish Easley with this cast
Good point that helps a lot when you don't pay attention what's above you and with that fly line that tree could be way behind you and still snag it 🤣
the end is how I lose all of my flies in the grass lol
Me too...Lol
@@FlyFishDan I would put my rod too far back and I get snagged in the grass behind me, not being able to find the fly afterwards.
@@FlyFishDan Hey Dan, I would like to tell you somethin about the rod I use. I use a glass fiber rod, and you in this video are using a carbon rod. It makes a big difference. Especially for new casters like me it can be a pain in the ass trying to get a carbon technique into a glass rod. With a glass rod (I learned this yesterday) you must be slower and smoother on the power. Only at the last little bit of the forwars cast you must power out hard. I love your videos ❤ Keep doing them!!
I thought it was ten and two.
10-2 is a great starting point...your arch will increase as the cast lengthens. Cheers!
You seem to have caught a tree pounder😂
Lol!
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Are you selling fly fishing rods
Nope, just a user of fly rods. Cheers!
Glasses required 🤦♂️
I live in this neighborhood
Well hello neighbor!
My brother and i watch you, we learned how to fly fish, and are interested in your fishing poles, big fan.
You might have even seen us before, we go around mowing lawns and knock on peoples doors
Its a really small world out there
Such a small world indeed! Thank you for considering my fly rod!
This is OK…..there’s so much more to it, but whatever😇🤣
Adding any mention of the double haul to a beginner is overly complicating this. The focus should be on the following. 1. Position the caster so they can see their line being cast. 2. Discuss loading the line and use the hammer analogy (drive the hammer to the nail and tap the nail in) - you only cast in the opposite direction once the line is loaded (what happens if you go forward before the line is loaded = bad) 3. The line follows the rod tip (if the rod tip dips, bad things happen... if you put an arc into the tip, you get a wider line arc). Both the thumb position and mention of 10 and 2 are good though. I would redo this video to be honest.
One of my first shorts, one of my first vids!...tough to get everything in for sure. I've since published a few solid casting long format vids that are rock solid. Thanks for the tips!
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NO YOUR THUMB DOES NOT NEED TO BE ON THE TOP LIKE THAT...in fact it never needs to be on top like that so why do you pretend it does????????????
Oh it helps a TON - leverage is king
@@FlyFishDan Sorry but that's just not true, the thumb restricts your movement. And also you shouldn't need any leverage.
I can cast a fly rod in like 2 seconds
It shouldn't take 60 seconds to cast a fly rod