How to Instantly Improve Your Fly Casting with This Tape Trick (both Single and Double handed rods)

In this video, I will show you how to instantly improve your fly casting (both single-handed and double-handed rods) with this simple yet effective tape trick. The crazy thing is all you really need is a good old tape. You can start doing this exercise in the comfort of your home. By the time you are ready to get on the water next time, you will feel like a new fisherman.

[consentofthegoverned]

I don't know how I came up with it, but this is EXACTLY the hand mechanics I teach newbies! The tape is a genius tip!

[victormorris]

Genius. Best teaching I have seen on position of the hand.

[jazzattak]

This video is BRILLIANT!....SO CLEAR, SO EASY....THANK YOU SIR

[berndziesche]

One of the very few YT vids about fly casting technique that I dont want to rip off. Proper vid!

[derrickbeling]

This excellent. I have been exposed to fantastic teachers like Joan Wullf. I will use this in teaching and as a practice drill. Well done

[tank]

Nice clip. Don't forget about the shoulder as well. The caster is actually using all 3 joints. Wrist, elbow and shoulder all have to work together in unison.

[fancypelusa]

Best explanation of "breaking the wrist" I've seen yet.

[ifxbxdw]

Wonderfully clear instructional video. I'll give this a flick on the weekend! Thanks.

[danielpaton]

Just came across this so simple to follow as opposed to watching people’s hands trying to see when they’re bending wrist etc!, pure perfect demonstration and exercise I’ve just started double hand and so informative cheers .D

[clipperguysays]

Thank you! Just went to the pond this am... No signle tip has made more impact on my casting that this video. My looping and my distance was VASTLY improved immediately.

[Davie_B.]

One of if not the best casting videos I have seen. Bravo 👏🏻

[DevilDawg]

I have had problems with open and tailing loops and been searching for something simple to help me break this trend. Appreciate this super easy to follow tutorial. THANKS!

[atelas]

The best cast class I've ever seen. Thanks and good luck. 👍

[kiviuq]

Yesss!!! Finally a not too wordy, clear visual, helpful video, on the subject. Thank you!!!

[alejandrogancedo]

Great help with the forward cast in a two handed rod. I've been looking for such a long time for a simple and practical drill like this. Sincere thanks.

[ianwoods]

Hello gentleman.
Thankyou, I enjoyed your video and thought it was of great benefit. It reminded me of some casting tuition I had in the UK, at a Country Fair a few years ago.
The gentleman was called David Wolstencroft-Dodds. He is an expert Pike flyfisherman, and has written many books, and is a Pike fishing ghille/guide too.
He told me to trap a book in-between my elbow and body, of casting arm. You haven't to drop the book! I found that very beneficial and improved my casting no end. It makes the elbow more of a fulcrum, not waggling around everywhere, and makes the rod work so much better.
Just an idea my friends.
Best wishes and tight lines, Ian.

[zackw.]

Thank you so much. I wish I found this sooner and I especially I wish I saw this before I was out today making very ugly casts. This is invaluable!!!

[muugii]

thank you for a tip, it is a very good lesson for the beginners. I've spend 200USD just only for it.

[robertlewis]

Unbelievable. I feel like this is going to really help me with my cast. You just got a new subscriber. Thanks so much!

[petermorse]

Good demo, especially the application of WHEN the wrist fires.