Once you've mastered the basics and spent a little time on the water, you want to move on to improving your casting and related line control techniques. "Advanced Fly Casting" has this in mind. Controlling the dynamics of fly casting puts you in control, not the other way around.

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Want to cast big flies into the wind or make longer, effortless casts? Saltwater fly fishing enthusiasts use the double haul every day but fresh water and warm water anglers can make good use of this casting skill as well.

Learn to double haul in four (4) easy steps. This class also focuses on loop control for fishing in particular situations or with particular flies. There will be plenty of time to practice both the double haul and loop control. Emphasis will be placed on how and when to apply speed; and, how and when to utilize control.

Waders are not required for this class session; however, bring your own 7 to 9 weight rod.