Not really, good film on slow mootion fly casting, those old fiberglass fly rods could load and cast a mile
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OKaWOtZ4IA&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OKaWOtZ4IA&feature=related
Armand in his younger days
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Posts: 19 01/26/10 15:39:05 |
Cool, I was digging through my flyfishing books and came across a Roundtable Magazine from 1970 and there was an article from Armand in it about the cape bugger fly .No picture of him just the fly.
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Posts: 275 01/26/10 18:06:45 Registered Member |
John Deickman was a champion fly, spin and plug caster. My idol, killed in a plane crash. Charles Ritz's Fly Fisher Life book third edition mentions John. Ritz surrounded himself with world champion casters. He was one who learned from the best.
2010, one just has to open their eyes and see all the talent that surrounds us. Gillbuster thanks for showing the casting style of John Deickman. |
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