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Been playing around with this cast some along with a reverse snap T - likely (due to lack of coordination) I will never get left hand up so I am stuck with reverse casts over left shoulder - reverse snake on one side and reverse snap T on the other.
On reverse casts there is a great tendency to bring the rod tip up much closer to a vertical plane than you would on the same cast from the right shoulder. This not only can open up the D loop some but that last flip up will often cause the line to form a bloody L with the tip flipping up river.
Any thoughts on how to correct this stuff?
On reverse casts there is a great tendency to bring the rod tip up much closer to a vertical plane than you would on the same cast from the right shoulder. This not only can open up the D loop some but that last flip up will often cause the line to form a bloody L with the tip flipping up river.
Any thoughts on how to correct this stuff?