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The Perfect Cast I

The Perfect Cast I

Gary Borger introduces the fundamental principle that "what the rod tip does, the line does" in this comprehensive guide to fly casting. This book helps you quickly master fly casting through clear and effective techniques, focusing on the pantomime-practice method. Step by step, Borger covers everything from the basic rod grips to advanced casting methods, ensuring you develop strong and precise casting skills.

  • Softcover
  • 160 pages

More Information: Gary takes you through a wide array of essential fly casting techniques, including High Speed High Line (HS/HL) for tight, fast backcasts, as well as methods for shooting a long line. He covers the Elliptical Stroke, Casting in the Wind, Sidearm Casting, and many more styles such as the Galway cast, Bow and Arrow Cast, Roll Cast, and Switch Cast. These techniques, honed over a lifetime of fly fishing, ensure you are equipped for any fishing condition worldwide.

About the Author: Gary Borger is an internationally renowned fly fishing expert known for his innovative approaches to fly casting and fly fishing. With decades of experience, he continues to inspire anglers of all levels with his techniques and insights.

Customer Reviews

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Doug Stratton
Perfect Cast Review

Gary’s books are great, I bought the CD sometime ago, like the book as a second way to learn Gary’s casting techniques.

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Roger Brown
Sloppy editing

Like other Borger books in this series it suffers from very sloppy editing. The content is very good but I fear self publishing has done a disservice to the content as it distracts from the overall enjoyment.

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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Doug Stratton
Perfect Cast Review

Gary’s books are great, I bought the CD sometime ago, like the book as a second way to learn Gary’s casting techniques.

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Roger Brown
Sloppy editing

Like other Borger books in this series it suffers from very sloppy editing. The content is very good but I fear self publishing has done a disservice to the content as it distracts from the overall enjoyment.