Drew,

I expected as much. Somehow we have a tendency to alter our casting stroke slightly when we set up for the delivery cast. We often try just a little bit harder, make the loop just a little tighter, or give it a tad more oomph. You may also notice that you may be one of many who ends up with a straight arm extended in front of the body after the delivery cast, a surefire sign of pushing the rod.

Something to test while you are practicing, just make a couple false casts, and then almost at the very last instance, 'change your mind' and have that false cast extend into a delivery. The chances of this 'regular' cast having a sudden tailing loop is very remote.

Next you can work on ironing out those pesky differences

Cheers,
Hans W


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[This message has been edited by Hans Weilenmann (edited 21 February 2005).]