Not the snap
Thats the feel your looking for with the abrupt stop , without the snap
To clarify my statement a little:
While this is the feel , certainly do not mistake the actual action of a bull whip
as many times a leader will snap during the cast this is not what you want, its the
feel of the stop of the whip and not the snap at the end, that I was alluding too.
If the whip comparison makes no sense to you please ignore it for now.
Instead think flicking paint off a paint brush, thats the abrupt stop component
part of the cast that you want to feel and learn.
Visualizing this and putting it to memory will go a long way
to forming good casting habits.
Hope this makes sense , could use a little help here folks...
Last edited by Steve Molcsan; 07-09-2020 at 06:33 AM.
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