Trout Fishing for the Beginner
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The forward stroke should be smart, and the point of the rod should not fall farther than at a right angle to the fisherman's body. The cast of flies having alighted softly on tho water, to repeat the stroke, raise the point of the rod slowly upwards, until as much line as possible is clear of the surface, then, with a smart upward and backward lift, line and cast are made to fly out straight behind. In the backward stroke, the rod point should not go farther than an angle of forty-five degrees... to the body ; and when the line is in the air behind, time should be allowed it to straighten, otherwise when the forward stroke begins, the fly or flies are very liable to be cracked off. If the rod point also is WET AND DRY FLY FISHING 61 allowed to go too low behind, the tail fly is apt to catch on grass or other obstacles, and when brought forward, the sudden strain may smash the rod top. One throws a fly more by instinct than reason, and the act is much easier to perform than describe. Put succinctly, the art lies in casting with the butt and from the wrist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The forward stroke should be smart, and the point of the rod should not fall farther than at a right angle to the fisherman's body. The cast of flies having alighted softly on tho water, to repeat the stroke, raise the point of the rod slowly upwards, until as much line as possible is clear of the surface, then, with a smart upward and backward lift, line and cast are made to fly out straight behind. In the backward stroke, the rod point should not go farther than an angle of forty-five degrees... to the body ; and when the line is in the air behind, time should be allowed it to straighten, otherwise when the forward stroke begins, the fly or flies are very liable to be cracked off. If the rod point also is WET AND DRY FLY FISHING 61 allowed to go too low behind, the tail fly is apt to catch on grass or other obstacles, and when brought forward, the sudden strain may smash the rod top. One throws a fly more by instinct than reason, and the act is much easier to perform than describe. Put succinctly, the art lies in casting with the butt and from the wrist.
What to read after Trout Fishing for the Beginner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Clapham to read onlineMoreLess
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