2 thoughts on “Scandinavian Casting- slowing down my lift”
You’re getting there. Your little set-up casts at the end of the first video show the gentler side of effort that could work as well or better than jumping on the forward stroke. I like the lift and rod angle before the forward stroke by the way.
It helped me greatly to practice this particular cast on grass, as the lawn simulates the lighter anchor required very well. Starting with a lighter, more delicate head and very long leader could also help.
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You’re getting there. Your little set-up casts at the end of the first video show the gentler side of effort
that could work as well or better than jumping on the forward stroke. I like the lift and rod angle before the forward stroke by the way.
It helped me greatly to practice this particular cast on grass, as the lawn simulates the lighter anchor required very well. Starting with a lighter, more delicate head and very long leader could also help.
I agree! I’m working on trying to remember that just because its underhand it doesnt mean “Pop” it. Thanks for the comment- great stuff sir!