Cool Trick Cast by Tim Rajeff

[Jim Sentell]

Holy crap, I merely wanted to point out that this wasn't a Rajeff original, it had been done years prior. I didn't want anyone going to hell over it!

Jim

[Micropteris]

It's kind of a modified Snap T cast.

It is pretty easy to master once you figure out that the line will follow the tip of the rod no matter what you do with it.

It is amazing what you can do with a flyrod when you stop thinking of it as a flyrod and nothing more than a stick and string.

I tried the walking on water bit but I always seem to end up falling through, even when it is frozen.

[Uncle Jesse]

I think I'm gonna just stick with Steve Molcsan's suggestion. Works great for us Catholics!!!
I do think I'll try that trick cast just to show folks it doesn't always work. I'm good at that! Mikey

I think Steve suggestion works well for you guys who live where the water freezes thick enough to walk on. I'm Baptist and I have walked on water also, Minnesota in January.

[Kerry Stratton]

I'm agnostic and everytime I tried to walk on water my waders filled up.

[Silver Creek]

I was shown that trick many years before but had forgotten it. The reason I don't use it is that it can spook fish. Look at the splash of water right in front of him.

[Uncle Jesse]

I'm agnostic and everytime I tried to walk on water my waders filled up.

Go to Minnesota in January or stop by North Dakota.

[Steve Molcsan]

I was shown that trick many years before but had forgotten it. The reason I don't use it is that it can spook fish. Look at the splash of water right in front of him.

I tip toe across and back knowing that my method won't disturb the water like his.....

[JeffHamm]

I just check the fly as I'm removing it from that never ending stream of fish that I'm always landing

- Jeff

[appalachian angler]

I just check the fly as I'm removing it from that never ending stream of fish that I'm always landing

- Jeff

I'm with Jeff on this one

[TyroneFly]

I'm with Jeff on this one

I knew this smilie would come in handy some day.