Hi
You get aerial mends and on the water mends.
If you cast across the river. with the river flowing from left to right.
Once you have cast and your fly line is still in the air, you move the fly rod towards the left.
This will shift the flyline also to the left.
When the fly line lands on the water it will have a bulge, on the upstream side.
This will compensate for the water flowing from the left to the right.
You can do this to the left or right, depending on the flow.
Last edited by Korrie; 01-11-08 at 11:12 AM.
Korrie Broos
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