Say Goodbye to Tangles: Casting Double Fly Setups & How to use the Single Haul Fly Cast

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[gagejordan]

I was looking at a few comments from some of your videos and man, you get more hate and babies who cry about fish handling than any other fishing channel out there, just wanted to say you dont deserve that youve helped me and many others with casting and fly selection keep it up!

[kylejarman]

A Few years ago when I was learning to fly fish, I watched one of your older casting vids. Of the many hours of vids I watched, it was the best illustration of the basics of casting and enabled me to actually get the line past my feet. I’ve referred many people to your beginner vids. You have a flair for simplifying a daunting style of fishing! Appreciate the effort mate 👍🏻

[FlyGuyRon]

Great tip. Love loading the rod by water hauling

[bigbriontheflysouthwestren]

Great stuff, dedication out there in that weather

[JoshuaHenry-nl]

I went down to the saugeen river and tried what you did it help out big time thanks 👍

[charlieboutin]

Great information Dan. You’re the best! I love how you make a rainy day a beautiful day. Thanks as always. Fish On! 👍👌🎣

[JoshuaHenry-nl]

What happens when there is bush behind you for a cast do I do a roll cast

[lincolnprojectnemesis]

Good info. Would like to add that you can effectively water load prior to your fore cast by laying the line on the water behind you as you have demonstrated before on moving water after a drift. I teach this to new casters and even experienced guys that may not have used the technique. Mostly used on lakes and in windy conditions where loadin the rod becomes challenging on the forecast or you struggle with the extra weight of indicators and multiple flies.

[joemommaschmo]

Thanks Dan for the awesome tip and advice and by the way I love my two rods I got from you

[terebag]

Dan....u da mann! love your videos and tips....really helpful with my casting flaws, etc. hey...I have a question regarding casting with indicator and two nymphs which no one seems to want to address.... when I cast such a set up, I dont seem to get a loop and more of a "gathering" with the two nymphs kind of tumbling. they dont tangle but dont seem to land as elegantly as would like. presume its the indicator (oros and the like). am I doing something wrong or sweating something here that dont need to sweat ? thanks dude.

[hugo-fishinghugo-fishing]

Definitely next time, thanks for the tips.

[Hischild]

I have the tendency to always double haul, seems natural shooting my Skagit head with 4' of T12

[rangerwhite]

I see you've been getting some flak from a certain German, who, to be honest, I haven't a clue what he's talking about regarding his teaching and technique. Keep up the good work Dan.👍

[justal]

Tangles⁉ That NEVER happens😉🙃. For me, with the right line, the roll cast is what I prefer. With an indicator, split shot and three nymphs - false casting is NOT an option 😇. ☮ from North Idaho.