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This is so .....................false.... 🤣you know what else can spook a fish??? A well tossed beer from one boat to the other. 🤣

Also the main culprit as to why fly fishing is called an 'art'

Every false cast increases your odd of a major f×+k up

Watching this video is this first time I realized that maybe I don't totally suck at fly fishing. I only false cast to 1. Get my line out. 2. Dry my dry fly. 3. Line up and aim the cast. When I take people out who are new to this, I always emphasize that they don't need to cast so much. All it does is increase the chance of getting snagged or scaring fish. But inevitably they wave that rod like 10 times.

Ben, this is the best short video on casting that I have seen in a long time. Yes Virginia, there are reasons to false cast and not false cast. Well done, Sir ! 🎣😇

Huge take on the false cast.

I fish saltwater, more than one false cast is too many. When I do freshwater fish, one to two false casts to get the proper distance, and land the fly. The longer the line is in the air🕐🕜🕝, the better chance to f it up.

Was at a Spooky Fish show in the late 80’s.

Casterbating

Thanks Ben

Learn to double haul too!

Excellent choice of rod for demonstration!!!

The fish are in the water. Teach the roll cast first.

That’s what’s it’s for? I swear it’s an air dryer for my fly. 150 casts is a must

years ago we were fishing with a guide and he looked at my terrible casting and said lose all that false casting we don't have flying fish in Montana

Needed taimen fishing in Asia.

The river you are fishing is darker than the Rio de La Plata....I wonder that fish were not biting.. they do not see the fly!

"A grouper"...tripletail 😅

Omg you couldnt have shoved a greased bb up my ass when that fish fell out of the net 😂 love the reaction when you landed him. What a great day on the river.

Sheepshead are the best fried fish on erf.

Awesome trip! What gear you use?

Saw this in my suggested videos and I panicked because I thought I’d be in the really bad category then I breathed a sigh of release when I realized no one knows about me.

Looks like if wash park was on the river

Canyoning shoes ½ a size larger than fit. Spanish brand Bestard, replacement sole for 50 euros. Super light and helps moving faster. Super when needs quick reacting while guiding. Also designed for neoprene socks or stocking foot. Can add motorcycle studs...

3:14 Ben, might I suggest ruclips.net/video/gCgbhmM3EYs/видео.html

Nailknot is tha shit!

I found some in Walmart today

I love "blank casting" lol! Seriously though, hooking up when you can't see on the strip is such great feeling :)

Light Bulb is the best saltwater fly I’ve ever used. Tom does a great job tying them. Just returned from Alaska and caught everything from Pike to Grayling on that pattern.

In Europe everyone reels with the left hand. Doesn’t matter if you’re right or left handed. Only time when I switched my retrieve is when I had a tennis arm injury and taught myself to cast with the left hand as I couldn’t even properly hold a bottle anymore so I had to stick with the hard work for my left arm.

I'm reasonably sure that grizzly bear isn't a fish species and can't be caught on a fly rod. Unless you have a death wish.

I never comment on YT but this is the Hugest Huge video on the Huge channel (and I have watched them all) and I just had to say something! I live just a couple hours from the everglades entrance and fish it many many times a year. Finding the fish can be like going to hell and back but it is worth it. It is such a special place and you did it justice with this video. Lets keep the glades HUGE!

What weight fly rod you using for the big tarpon? Trying to see how far I can stretch my 8wt!

I just use Zyn tins... Cool mint is nymphs, spearmint is dries, smooth is streamers and wintergreen is zyn

hahaha paul worseling and family flossing soz from aus thats gold

I found myself laughing along with you as you hooked fish! Such a fun video. You didn't want to touch the tarpon??? I probably would have... Thanks for sharing!

I’m not anywhere near a pro but I know that you can put your rod tip in the water when you have a lot of slack which will create drag and put tension on the fish. Hope this helps some people. 👍

Been fly fishing for 50+ years (mostly western trout, plus plenty of bonefish/flats trips and salmon snagging in AK), but only been working hard on my carp game for the past 3-4 years. They never cease to amaze and frustrate me. Luckily I can drive 5 minutes, fish 2 hours in a peaceful mud flat, maybe catch one and harass several others, and it's made my day. Love it! Great video.

What weight rod are you using for tarpon?

You must bow grasshopper! The first back country take was bananas! Man, this was a good video.

Great video!!! I would love to see you fishing for Argentine Dorado in the upper Parana

Congrats dude !

Do you reel right in big fish and left when you target smaller fish?

Hey free fly fishin trip on my skiff lol i live on the charlotte harbor

That was a lot of fun to watch. It was a smile maker. Thanks, Ben.

Can't deny the joy.

Triple Tail!

Alright that’s it I’m booking a Florida trip

Looks like a fun tax write-off, I mean trip.

6:42 I see that Kyle is rubbing off on you.