I hope you all will benefit from tips and photos here which give you a pre-course feel of what you will be doing on the Trout or Grayling courses held on the Welsh Dee.

Casting for me is a precise art, not until I became an instructor did I consider the approach, conditions applying and, the different aspects from stance angle and the all important timing allowing your casting to flow effortlessly, we all need a tune up even me and I do have a session with a co-instructor once a year to discuss and improve casting, but practise only makes perfect if you know what to do in the first place a simple adjustment or two can make the difference between a poor caster to a quality performer, I encourage all beginners or intermediate casters to have a 3 day course in that time you will improve out of site not only in casting but approach, entomology in a river setting, flies to use, and why and when, and importantly understand your quarry.

A hot day lunch time knot session 3 knots in 5 minutes Go!

Assisting a client to understand the importance of 10am stop on the forward cast.