"Double haul"? That's right! This lovely lady - Joan Wulff. I learned fly casting from her DVD. Still one of the best fly casting DVD in the market. It's just a pure pleasure to learn all the tricks from her, from the DVD. Single hand castings mostly involved in a back and forth motion. Feel the line travel through in the air, feel the rod load and the loop zip though smoothly. I enjoy casting as much as fishing. Joan mentioned there is something special about fly casting and fishing. It's a best example of "internal hope". Always next cast, a big one is waiting!
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I love this video. Joan is a goddess, and has been my inspiration my whole life of fly angling.
It's great to know Joan is such a important person in your life. I think it's really our fortune to have those wonderful people around! I personal enjoy her videos a lot. The clarity, the good sense of humor... I hope I could meet her in person in the near future.
I think the horizontal casting of double hauls is unbelievable simple, one of the brilliant idea in her instructions.
When I grew up in the bush, I didn't have access to movies, tv or many magazines or books, but even so, I knew of Joan. Of the few fly fishing materials we had in the beginning, she was prominent in most.
I think she has such an eloquent way of describing the actions, and of course, to watch her cast is effortless and inspiring.
She does seem to have a great sense of humour, and I would be honoured to meet her. Hopefully that can happen one day. You said near future...do you know something I don't? :)
Your story is also very inspiring! : ) I understand what you said! I grew up in a aboriginal tribe too. I ate the wild animals even before I know their names. The respectful philosophy of the native people have always heavily influenced my view of life.
No. I don't have any indoor info... I just thought I will attend more FF shows in the near future and hopefully I will shake my hands with her.
I am a biologist grew up with a fishing rod in my hands. I have been fortunate enough to embrace my love of art and science in my career. Most of my free time were well spent in the nature, either studying bird behavior or chasing variety of fish with fly rods. My favorite art medium is watercolors, I love the natural and spontaneous feel created by watercolor pigments. I am currently a post-doctoral research fellow at Harvard University. Welcome to my website. Mark
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I love this video. Joan is a goddess, and has been my inspiration my whole life of fly angling.
Hey Hannah,
It's great to know Joan is such a important person in your life. I think it's really our fortune to have those wonderful people around! I personal enjoy her videos a lot. The clarity, the good sense of humor... I hope I could meet her in person in the near future.
I think the horizontal casting of double hauls is unbelievable simple, one of the brilliant idea in her instructions.
When I grew up in the bush, I didn't have access to movies, tv or many magazines or books, but even so, I knew of Joan. Of the few fly fishing materials we had in the beginning, she was prominent in most.
I think she has such an eloquent way of describing the actions, and of course, to watch her cast is effortless and inspiring.
She does seem to have a great sense of humour, and I would be honoured to meet her. Hopefully that can happen one day. You said near future...do you know something I don't? :)
Your story is also very inspiring! : ) I understand what you said! I grew up in a aboriginal tribe too. I ate the wild animals even before I know their names. The respectful philosophy of the native people have always heavily influenced my view of life.
No. I don't have any indoor info... I just thought I will attend more FF shows in the near future and hopefully I will shake my hands with her.
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