Casting accuracy?

[SamSteele]

Wondering if anyone else practices their casting accuracy on dry land? I pulled out one of the kids old hula hoops and tossed it on the grass. Took the treble off a spoon and practiced accuracy from different distances and angles.

My wife looked at me like I was crazy and told me I could only do it in the back yard. I'm thinking it should help with sight fishing and getting those lures right where you want them.

Anyone else doing this?

SS


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[dutchpirate]

No...but I know now what I want to do this afternoon!

[SamSteele]

If you want a challenge, use a larger light spoon like a Williams Wabler. The wind plays some havoc with it. A Len Thompson or Krocodile is easier to be accurate with.


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[TylerThomson]

I did this when I was learning to fly fish. My buddy was a guide and told me in the winter he wouldn't take me till I could tie basic knots and knock over a beer bottle with my line. I was ready by spring lol.

[trigger7mm]

I do this once in a while, only I try putting my lure in the fire pit. LOL.

[Sask Bearman]

I used to do this years ago. It really does help with casting accuracy.