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- Subject: Blow Line fishing
- Date: Tue, 04 Jul 2006 14:08:40 -0400
Walter
& Group:
These are a couple of messages on, "blow
line fishing" :-
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Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 2:16 PM
To: Allen
Crise
Subject: RE: July 3 rd
Just a note Allen about a
technique I have not tried but read about. It could be called the "Dental
Floss Cast". When wind conditions do not allow normal casting you could
have a reel loaded with dental floss treating it like the casting and running
line on a normal reel. The leader tippet and fly are attached to the end
of these. To use this properly you need to have the wind to your back but
you essentially allow the wind to push the fly and floss out to the place you
wish the fly to land and then lower the rod tip to get the fly to settle on the
water. Re-casting means picking up the rod tip allowing the wind to pick
up the line so you can re-position the fly. I've never tried it but it
sounds plausible and dental floss is pretty tuff stuff.
Phil
Rispin
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ol
Al...
Phil's message is
interesting.
The best reference I
have for BLOW LINE FISHING, by far is: PRESENTATION by Gary Borger,
Tomorrow River Press, Copyright 1995, ISBN 0-9628392-5-6, pp.
286-287.
Gary describes the use of poly yarn.....not
dental floss to, "kite" the fly.....also some history behind the
technique.
Different and worth
reading !
Gordy