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Posted on October 22, 2017, 4:22 pm, by Gary Borger, under Book Reviews Sooner or later, someone had to do it, and Jason has done it. Fly Casting is the core element of fly fishing, and the more one understands about the nuances of this skill, the better. But Jason has taken a new twist—the modular approach. It shows one how to build skill upon skill allowing anyone to achieve, what many believe to be, fly casting levels available only to the most athletically gifted director, Robert Redford. The Shadow Cast was a linked set of individual skills (modules) that included an Upward Hook, a Positive The overall idea is quite simple. Learn a skill, link it to another skill, or more than one skill—each a “module” in the overall end result. It’s a fabulous way to learn to cast without mind-numbingly complex explanations, and the prospect of thousands of hours of practice out in the back yard. Pieces of casting simple click together like Legos, yielding a host of possibilities that are readily Then add in over 400 highly explanatory line drawings, and you have a book that far exceeds anything anyone has ever done in the teaching vertical, overpowered curve followed immediately by a lift of the rod so the curve has a chance to form. Look at the great artwork and read. FOR CURRENT BLOG POSTS, SCROLL DOWN BELOW THESE ANNOUNCEMENTS. After a few minor complications that have been fully cleared up, FLY GEAR is here. This was an exciting book to write, with a de*p look into the gear than makes fly fishing such an interesting sport. Until February 15th it is being offered at the JUST-RELEASED PRICE OF $25.00, which includes shipping and handling. I will personalize the book to you, or There’s a saying in fly fishing that equipment isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. And that’s certainly true. Especially when we understand that our equipment is the only thing between us and the fish. Fly Gear is a full 224 pages. And what a great 224 pages are they are, crammed with an abundance of detailed information on the gear that we love. The primary emphasis is on rods, reels, lines, and