It’s rare to see a fundamentally sound stroke in fly casting videos. This is what a sound stroke looks like when casting at various angles to the ground, right handed and left handed. The cast originates in the shoulder, smooth acceleration and efficient elbow movement prevent tailing loops, and the fly is on target owing to the rod staying in one plane throughout the stroke. Due to ever changing conditions on the water, good fly casters utilize any or all of these angles as required in their fishing.
