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Use the candy-cane loop shape as your timing cue

Use the candy-cane loop shape as your timing cue

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  • Topic: Casting
  • Original category: Casting
  • Species: All species
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  • Skill level: Intermediate

Tip

Tip: Use the candy-cane loop shape as your timing cue

How to do it: Watch the backcast loop and start forward when it shows a small curl at the end, like a candy cane, rather than waiting for a straight line

Mistake it fixes: Waiting until the line is straight instead of watching the loop

Why it works: The candy-cane shape is a visual signal that the loop is almost straight but still loaded. It gives a repeatable, visible timing cue.

When it matters most: All fly casting

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