Then there's the "roll" cast, where you raise your rod up, letting the
line come toward you. When your rod gets almost verrtical, you flip the
rod forward and the line will "loop" and roll all the way to the end of
the tippit.
JIMMY D
Lane McKellar wrote:
Also very useful is the "bow and arrow" or "sling" cast on small tight
brooks. Simply aim your line slightly higher than where you intend it
to land pull taught using the fly and release, just don't forget to
set up for the strike for the exhilaration you will have seeing that
the cast just worked.
