Tenkara by Kevin C Kelleher MD MD;Misako Ishimura

Author:Kevin C Kelleher MD MD;Misako Ishimura
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2010-12-02T12:12:00+00:00

underhand cast

For an underhand cast, the oval of the cast's path is in the opposite direction from a more conventional cast. You simply load the rod into the backcast over the top of the oval and let the fly go on the bottom of the oval, like an underhand softball pitch. A variation is the tension-swing cast. Misako, inspired by Bob Clouser's oval casts (in which he maintains rod loading over an oval path), uses this variation for very accurate placement under brush. The tip of the rod, held to the side (anywhere from forty-five degrees to a few feet above the water), is simply pulled backwards in a straight line from the target, allowing the fly line to follow under the rod tip. Stop the rod tip with a brief pause while the line extends behind you.

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