Joan Wulff's New Fly-casting Techniques

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Edition: 2nd
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2016-04-01
Publisher(s): Lyons Press
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Summary

This remarkable book is for everyone who fishes with a fly rod—or wants to learn. In its first edition, Joan Wulff’s Fly-Casting Techniques became an instant classic, revolutionizing the art form of fly casting and changing how an entire generation approached the sport. Now, with Joan Wulff’s New Fly Casting Techniques, Joan brings her pioneering set of casting “mechanics” to a new audience, offering precise descriptive terms for every part of the cast. Sections are included on improving accuracy and distance, loop control, shooting lines, aerial mending, the double haul, correcting common mistakes, and more.

With improvements and refinements on her original techniques, and with a set of extraordinary drawings by David Shepherd, this becomes the most comprehensive book ever written on fly casting.

Author Biography

Joan Wulff is the first instructor to unravel the mystery of fly casting to the point of pioneering a set of mechanics. These were presented in her book, Joan Wulff’sFly Casting Techniques (1987). She is also the author of Joan Wulff's Fly Fishing: Expert Advice from a Woman's Perspective (1991), and Joan Wulff’sFly Casting Accuracy (1997).

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

Chapter One: To Cast a Fly

Chapter Two: The Area of Focus – Your Rod Hand and Arm

Chapter Three: Basic Discipline

Chapter Four: The Visual Connection

Chapter Five: False Casting

Chapter Six: Tailoring Your Loops

Chapter Seven: Shooting Line

Chapter Eight: Double and Single Hauls

Chapter Nine: Casting for Distance

Chapter Ten: Variation – The Oval

Chapter Eleven: Fishing Adaptations

Chapter Twelve: Wind

Chapter Thirteen: The Saltwater "Quick Cast"

Chapter Fourteen: Tackle

Chapter Fifteen: Fly Casting Without a Fly Rod

Chapter Sixteen: Practice -- Keep it Interesting

Chapter Seventeen: An Introduction to Spey Casting

Chapter Eighteen: Casting with a Handicap

Chapter Nineteen: Introducing Youngsters to Fly Casting

Afterword: Perfect Casts

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