Tuck me in at night.
Good morning everyone,
Quick question if someone can help me please.
A while back someone showed me a small adjustment to your cast when you fish nymphs only which helps the fly enter the water vertically and the result was you could achieve depth quicker with your nymphs.(I hope I am explaining this correctly). At a small farm in Franschoek a while back I was struggling with getting my small nymph down quick enough for sighted fish and I wanted to try this cast to see if it makes a difference.
Does anyone know the name of this cast?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
"I wasn't born a fisherman, but I will damn well die a fisherman" - Anon.
Tuck me in at night.
Last edited by Gerrit Viljoen; 24-07-14 at 11:26 AM. Reason: oops typo
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Isnt that a tuck cast? I remember using it czech nymphing a lot.
Check out some of my FF pics - http://www.flickr.com/photos/30562135@N07/
Thanks guys,
I hate it when you know what your looking for but dont know what to call it
"I wasn't born a fisherman, but I will damn well die a fisherman" - Anon.
Yep it's called the tuck cast
I only learnt to properly use this cast about a year ago, its amazing the difference it has made to my fishing especially when focusing on Yellows.
Check out some of my FF pics - http://www.flickr.com/photos/30562135@N07/
One day, for now every time I end my fishing session without a wind knot is a good day for me
"I wasn't born a fisherman, but I will damn well die a fisherman" - Anon.
I can totally relateSometimes you almost become scared to change you fly
"I wasn't born a fisherman, but I will damn well die a fisherman" - Anon.
Disclaimer.... none of my posts are intended to be "expert advice"..just opinions from someone who is willing to help where he can.
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