An EZ Flycaster
Line will permit an angler to achieve any strategy or technique available to a
traditional fly angler . . . and more!
There are several presentations and strategies that are available with
an EZ Flycaster Line that are not possible for a traditional angler.
Easy and
effective casting in very tight surroundings. While traditional fly lines can be roll-cast,
an EZ Flycaster Line can be effectively flip
cast in areas too tight for even a conventional roll cast with a
fly line. It is also possible to hold
the fly in the fingers of the left hand (for a right-handed angler) and flex
the rod, releasing and sending the line and fly out effectively. Otherwise, all casting presentations available
for the traditional fly caster are identically possible with an EZ Flycaster
line.
Slow
drift a nymph at the speed of the water at the bottom of the river where the
fish are usually holding.
This is a difficult demand for a traditional fly caster, especially if
the desired drift zone is a distance beyond the reach of the rod. The problem is that water at the surface is
likely faster than the water at the bottom where the fish are holding. That means that the floating fly line is
dragging the fly through the water faster than the normal offerings where the
fish are holding. An EZ Flycaster makes
the slow drift possible because it automatically orients itself with the water
flow and slows the drift. You will get
more strike and you will catch more fish.
With an
EZ Flycaster line there is virtually no line control required. Line control is always a required
consideration with a traditional fly line.
Since the EZ Flycaster is on very fine casting line, all concerns for
line control to avoid drag or entanglement virtually disappear.
Because
of the lack of line control issues, it is possible more effectively fish across
various tongues of moving and still water. There is virtually no drag created on the
surface by the large diameter traditional fly line. Thus, you can productively fish areas that
you would not even consider with traditional fly line.
If you
are a saltwater fisherman who does sight fishing for bonefish, redfish, snook,
spotted sea trout, or tarpon, you will be amazed at what an EZ Flycaster will
permit. There is no need
to strip line and lay it on the deck of the boat or in the water in front of
you. There is no need to false cast to
get your line and fly ready for the presentation. Simply spot the fish and instantaneously cast
with an EZ Flycaster. I can safely say
from personal experience that you will catch more fish!
If your
fishing strategy should suddenly require a neutral of sinking line approach,
the EZ Flycaster can be adjusted immediately by placing a small hollow weight
at the head of the line appropriate for the technique. This is easily accomplished because the EZ
Flycaster is connected to the casting line and tapered leader with a loop-to-loop handshake connection. And because of the handshake connection, it
is possible to very quickly change the size of EZ Flycaster you are using if a
different weight of fly is required.
An EZ
Flycaster line does not require treatment with floatant to continue floating
effectively. It will float
regardless.
And last
but not least, playing a fish is easier with a good spinning reel with an
effective drag setting than it is with a conventional fly reel. I have considerable experience with reel
drags since I did a drag study for Outdoor Life Magazine by designing and using
a drag testing machine called “Dragenstein”.
You will effectively land more prize fish with a high performance
spinning rig than you will with a conventional fly line rig.
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