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Choose casting position and angle for dry flies in mixed currents to maximise drift and minimise drag

Choose casting position and angle for dry flies in mixed currents to maximise drift and minimise drag

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  • Topic: Reading water and presentation
  • Original category: Presentation and Drift
  • Species: Trout
  • Water: Not stated
  • Region: Not stated
  • Skill level: Advanced

Tip

Tip: Choose casting position and angle for dry flies in mixed currents to maximise drift and minimise drag

How to do it: Pick a position and angle that gives the longest drag-free drift, using a downstream presentation when needed

Mistake it fixes: Casting from a position that shortens the drift or creates drag

Why it works: Position determines drift length and drag. The right angle gives the fly time to drift naturally before current pulls it.

When it matters most: Dry fly, mixed currents

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