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On the other hand, the writer is much in favor of [131] Practical Dry-Fly Fishing the idea of fishing as near the trout as possible. This method has manifold advantages. First, if one is close to a trout he may use a short cast, and with little line out the fly may be placed on the water with the greatest accuracy and deUcacy. It must not be forgotten that the up-stream fisherman makes much capital of the fact that he approaches the fish from behind, as trout always lie with their heads up-stre...am. Where a short cast is made the fly can be thrown without placing much of the line and leader on the water. The current is constantly bringing the floating fly in the direc- tion of the angler. As it comes down- stream the angler can take care of much of the slack by merely lifting the point of the rod; the remaining slack can be easily stripped in by the left hand. When the trout rises the an- [132] Using a Short-Line Cast gler has perfect control of the line when fishing close, the fish is hooked more certainly than with a long hne out, and the control over the fish is imme- diate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, the writer is much in favor of [131] Practical Dry-Fly Fishing the idea of fishing as near the trout as possible. This method has manifold advantages. First, if one is close to a trout he may use a short cast, and with little line out the fly may be placed on the water with the greatest accuracy and deUcacy. It must not be forgotten that the up-stream fisherman makes much capital of the fact that he approaches the fish from behind, as trout always lie with their heads up-stre...am. Where a short cast is made the fly can be thrown without placing much of the line and leader on the water. The current is constantly bringing the floating fly in the direc- tion of the angler. As it comes down- stream the angler can take care of much of the slack by merely lifting the point of the rod; the remaining slack can be easily stripped in by the left hand. When the trout rises the an- [132] Using a Short-Line Cast gler has perfect control of the line when fishing close, the fish is hooked more certainly than with a long hne out, and the control over the fish is imme- diate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emlyn Metcalf Gill to read onlineMoreLess
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