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	Fenwick New Elite Tech Muskie Cast Rod 8Ft Xh Etm80H		-	$149.99	32m
	All Star Platinum Series P725C 6' Medium Extra Fast Casting Rod - New		-	$99.99	43m
	St. Croix Tournament Legend Drop Shot Rod		8	$122.52	45m
	A-1935 WEEZEL LURE TWO BAIT HOOK CAST MINNOW FISHING ROD REEL CINCINNATI WIGGLE		-	$24.95	51m
	A-1929 HUNTING FISHING SOUTH BEND DART ORENO FLY ROD REEL HOOK LURE BOSTON CAST		-	$21.95	51m
	Okuma Cedros Coastal CC-C-761M Casting Rod Split Grip ( not shown )		-	$146.95	54m

Once you have the rod and other equipment ready for fly fishing, it is time to get started with the finer skills which will make all the difference when you are near the fish. Casting is one of them. It is the quality of casting which results in a good or a bad catch. To get started with casting fly fishing rods, you need to decide which direction you are going to cast at and then get going. Do not make the mistake of understanding fly fish casting dependant on the strength you can display, but more a matter of aerodynamics and the timing of your throw which determines the quality of casting.

In fact, you need to pretty much customize your fly fishing rod as an extension of your body to get the throw in the perfect angle and fish to start biting. More than strength, you need to focus on the distance of the casting you want to take. It can range from short casts of thirty feet to a longer cast of up to fifty feet but this depends on the experience of the person fishing as well. Casting a fly fishing rod is a matter of practice and the longer you practice, the more fine-tuning you can do to your personal casting technique. Watching other fly fishers casting for fish also helps in understanding how the fly cast moves and the right time to stop if you want to stop your casting.

Casting fly fishing rods is an activity greatly influenced by the quality of the rod you are using. Graphite or fibre glass rods makes learning and practicing casting lot less strenuous and that result in a longer fishing outing. Do ensure that you have clear access before you start casting as you don’t want the rod to get stuck and end your day somewhat uneventfully. There have been many actions which have been connected to explain casting and those include activity like hammering a nail, shaking hands with someone ( n the first step of casting) and even like throwing a long distance dice. I hope that this has helped you understand casting a bit better and get a fat trout for yourself and the missus.