First Casting Lesson

After fly fishing for about 3 years I decided to really start taking my fishing serious. I went and took my first casting lesson with a real pro. He was awesome and I really learned a lot. I've got some drills to do each day and can already tell a huge difference!

I never thought of taking lessons but now that I've started I'm really glad I am.

If your ready to take your casting serious I would highly suggest going to a casting instructor, he can really open a lot of doors for you.

P.S. I didn't list my instructors name because I'm not sure if he would want me to. Never the less, THANKS Mr C.

[This message has been edited by jargo432 (edited 27 February 2006).]

Proud of you Jargo! This really will improve the quality of your total fishing experience.
Hurrah!

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LadyFisher, Publisher of
FAOL

Yep, Thanks for all the info on here!!!

Gonna basically start over and take it one step at a time. Right now working on wrist position. I was laying off really bad and had no real power.

It's kinda funny because the first book I ever bought about fly fishing has a chapter on casting and there is a big picture showing the bad wrist position I had. I had looked right past it when I read the chapter. I never knew I was doing that untill I got my first lesson.

Thanks again!

The funny thing is that now that you're taking lessons and seeing the improvements...you're gonna wonder why you didn't do it sooner!