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Why Is My Fly Line Not Straight. My best guess is that he is not letting his line unfurl in his back cast, make sure he waits long enough to have the line unroll behind him,. Basically, when i cast out. All fly lines have memory — they “remember” the shape they are stored in, usually coils on a reel or on a storage spool. The classic mistake is to pull a bunch of line off at your feet and fail to stretch it; Symptom is a series of twists in the line which appear between the reel and the stripping guide (first rod ring), caused by the back and forward casts not being made in the same. It can make casting challenging, and it’s not the best feeling when you're not getting the results you want. I have an issue with a coupe of rio lines i use on rivers. Inevitably a coiled loop of line from further back on the spool will flop over a section of line. Line not lying straight after landing on water.

My best guess is that he is not letting his line unfurl in his back cast, make sure he waits long enough to have the line unroll behind him,. It can make casting challenging, and it’s not the best feeling when you're not getting the results you want. All fly lines have memory — they “remember” the shape they are stored in, usually coils on a reel or on a storage spool. Symptom is a series of twists in the line which appear between the reel and the stripping guide (first rod ring), caused by the back and forward casts not being made in the same. Basically, when i cast out. I have an issue with a coupe of rio lines i use on rivers. Line not lying straight after landing on water. Inevitably a coiled loop of line from further back on the spool will flop over a section of line. The classic mistake is to pull a bunch of line off at your feet and fail to stretch it;

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Why Is My Fly Line Not Straight Symptom is a series of twists in the line which appear between the reel and the stripping guide (first rod ring), caused by the back and forward casts not being made in the same. I have an issue with a coupe of rio lines i use on rivers. It can make casting challenging, and it’s not the best feeling when you're not getting the results you want. The classic mistake is to pull a bunch of line off at your feet and fail to stretch it; Symptom is a series of twists in the line which appear between the reel and the stripping guide (first rod ring), caused by the back and forward casts not being made in the same. My best guess is that he is not letting his line unfurl in his back cast, make sure he waits long enough to have the line unroll behind him,. Basically, when i cast out. Line not lying straight after landing on water. Inevitably a coiled loop of line from further back on the spool will flop over a section of line. All fly lines have memory — they “remember” the shape they are stored in, usually coils on a reel or on a storage spool.