A GREAT cast for BIG flies, HEAVY flies, windy days, or a team of team of flies.

This is an evolution of what has become known as the Belgian, or Oval cast. It's one of the more important of the fundamental casts to have in your repertoire, especially if you like to cast big flies and heavy flies - but it's also a GREAT cast for windy days, or for when you're using a team of flies such as a 2 nymph indicator rig, a dry dropper, or a 2-3 fly Loch style rig.

[@SeanLarkan]

Very clear description and illustration of a terribly important technique, especially for salt water enthusiasts casting weighted flies; thank you!

[@trevorgreen2370]

I found this video very informative. Do you change your leader set up for heavy flies? Thanks

[@dariomanfroi9447]

Beautiful casting video that explains very well the oval cast

[@mrpoopypants9586]

Ha! Alright, this one might take a few more practise sessions! Looks perfect for windy days. Thanks Peter. Cheers PP

[@BrettWoodPhoto]

Great tips mate. Be brilliant for those big streamers in NZ.