Fishing Tackle
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When the forward cast is started with the FLY-CASTING PRACTICE 111 fly in position indicated in Fig. 25, the line straightens with a whip-like snap, and often the fly is cut off. But when the rod is stopped correctly, the line is thrown back high up, and Fig. 26 illustrates its position when plenty of Fig. 26. Position of Line and Fly at end of Back Cast, time has been given to let the line and leader turn over and begin to fall the proper mo- ment to start the forward cast. The line will then ...roll out cleanly and alight softly. Fig. 27 shows how the line looks at the middle of the forward cast, the fly passing over your head.
Fig. 27. Forward Cast. Granted that it is not often that you will 112 FISHING TACKLE have occasion to make fishing casts of more than forty or fifty feet, it is nevertheless well to be able to cast farther than that. For every ten feet that you increase your average distance, the difficulty of manipulating rod, line, and fly cleanly will increase. To master these obstacles and gain confidence in yourself and your tackle is worth a great deal more to you, even though you may never need to cast more than forty feet in your fishing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the forward cast is started with the FLY-CASTING PRACTICE 111 fly in position indicated in Fig. 25, the line straightens with a whip-like snap, and often the fly is cut off. But when the rod is stopped correctly, the line is thrown back high up, and Fig. 26 illustrates its position when plenty of Fig. 26. Position of Line and Fly at end of Back Cast, time has been given to let the line and leader turn over and begin to fall the proper mo- ment to start the forward cast. The line will then ...roll out cleanly and alight softly. Fig. 27 shows how the line looks at the middle of the forward cast, the fly passing over your head.
Fig. 27. Forward Cast. Granted that it is not often that you will 112 FISHING TACKLE have occasion to make fishing casts of more than forty or fifty feet, it is nevertheless well to be able to cast farther than that. For every ten feet that you increase your average distance, the difficulty of manipulating rod, line, and fly cleanly will increase. To master these obstacles and gain confidence in yourself and your tackle is worth a great deal more to you, even though you may never need to cast more than forty feet in your fishing.
What to read after Fishing Tackle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry D Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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