6/30/22 – Double Haul Fly Casting Class – Spokane WA

6/30/22 – Double Haul Fly Casting Class – Spokane WA
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6/30/22 – Double Haul Fly Casting Class – Spokane WA

$50.00

Thursday  6/30/22 – Spokane WA – 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Take your fly casting to the next level by learning how to Double Haul.  Double Haul is defined as a haul (pulling on the fly line with the line hand while fly casting) on consecutive casts (back and forward cast.  Why is this casting technique important?  Hualing is done to increase the speed of your fly line.  The benefits are ability to cast into the wind, cast further, be more accurate with narrow loops and ease of the casting arm.

Heather Hodson will provide an easy way to tackle this intimidating fly casting technique  We will focus on the fundamentals of the double haul including: timing, haul length and speed.  The class will be taught in drills and mostly taught on the horizontal plane.  This will allow the caster to breakdown each drill and bring practice ideas home.  No equipment necessary.

It is HIGHLY recommended that each participant can cast consistent narrow loops (front and back) before taking this class.  The class will be in Spokane and the exact location will be sent before the event.  Class time is approximately 1.5 hours and space is limited to 4 Participants.  

Class Covers –

  • Fly Casting Principles
  • Line Drill
  • Double Haul Fly Casting Steps Broken Down

You’ll Receive –

  • Fly Casting Principles and Drills
  • 1.5hrs Hands On Education
  • Weekly Education Emails from Fly Fish Instruct
  • Education Discounts

Email Contact – [email protected]

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Location

Spokane WA
Date

July 8th, 2019

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Take your fly casting to the next level by learning how to Double Haul.  Double Haul is defined as a haul (pulling on the fly line with the line hand while fly casting) on consecutive casts (back and forward cast.  Why is this casting technique important?  Hualing is done to increase the speed of your fly line.  The benefits are ability to cast into the wind, cast further, be more accurate with narrow loops and ease of the casting arm.

Heather Hodson will provide an easy way to tackle this intimidating fly casting technique  We will focus on the fundamentals of the double haul including: timing, haul length and speed.  The class will be taught in drills and mostly taught on the horizontal plane.  This will allow the caster to breakdown each drill and bring practice ideas home.  No equipment necessary.

It is HIGHLY recommended that each participant can cast consistent narrow loops (front and back) before taking this class.  The class will be in Spokane and the exact location will be sent before the event.  Class time is approximately 1.5 hours and space is limited to 4 Participants.  

Date – Thursday 6/30/22

Time – 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Location – Spokane WA (actual location will be emailed the week of the event)

Cost – $50.00 – No Refunds

Instructor – Heather Hodson

Email Contact – [email protected]

Refunds – No Refunds. Can transfer to a different in person or online course at equal value.

Participants: – Max of 4 Participants

Equipment – Bring your own rod/reel if you’d like but not necessary. 

Weather – Bring appropriate clothing to be outdoors. Class will take place rain or shine. Extreme weather conditions will be evaluated the day of the class.

Class Covers –

  • Fly Casting Principles
  • Line Drill
  • Fundamentals: Timing, Haul length and Speed
  • Double Haul Fly Casting Steps Broken Down

You’ll Receive –

  • Fly Casting Principles and Drills
  • 1.5hrs Hands On Education
  • Weekly Education Emails from Fly Fish Instruct
  • Education Discounts

Email Contact – [email protected]

The core of fly fishing is fly casting.  75% of fishing is the presentation.  In order to present the fly properly an angler must have an understanding of The Principles of Fly Casting.  To become a successful fly caster you must apply the Three “P”s; Practice, Patience and Persistence.