How To Double Haul In 10 MINUTES - Pacific Angler's HOW TO FLY CAST

How to Fly Cast - The Double Haul is how a Beginner Fly caster takes their Fly Casting skills to the next level. Increase Your Casting Distance, increase your Casting Accuracy and work way less. In this Fly Casting Video we teach you the perfect timing for when to double haul and we give you a great training session to learn how to double haul right now!
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[@waynehoar1384]

Thanks for the lesson. I’m 74 and my muscle memory forgot to show up for my last birthday but I’m trying to bring him home on learning the double haul. Great inspiration from your video. Keep it up.

[@richarde1355]

Small note… Matt’s stroke and haul he is demonstrating is for a long cast. And the drift he describes to allow room for the stroke, equally and arguably more important is drift lengthens the stroke. The longer the cast, the longer the stroke. The stroke length and the cast distance are critically related. Matt is using a long stroke length and (relatively) long hauls. Once an angler learns to double-haul the angler often uses quick short hauls to generate tight loops and faster line speed even for shorter distances, say 30’. One other point, Matt notes the hard stop is to transfer energy from the rod to the line. The stop transfers the energy, but more importantly the stop creates the loop in the line. The stop causes the rod tip to go down and back up, creating the loop. Thanks, Matt!

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Good breakdown. I agree with everything you said here. Thanks for adding these details. It’s hard to explain every detail and sometimes I miss things.

[@donaldbrown3788]

Excellent way to teach.

[@vaclavurban3063]

Simple And powerfull. Thanks

[@johnperryflyfishing]

Great teaching video!

[@morgen8250]

Definitely, THE BEST, video on double hauling. Timing is clearly key!

[@locomtn16a2]

You do a great job of explaining things. Thanks!

[@srichard4047]

I had an ah ha moment with your video. I can now double haul! Great tutorial, thanks a lot!!!

[@bryanmorgan6217]

Fantastic tutorial

[@leighcook5088]

Brilliant explanation - thank you

This video is what earned you a new subscriber! (Honestly people would pay for casting lessons like this one) Now I have to add your fly casting videos to my watch list.

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Thanks for the support 🤟🎣

[@PacificAnglerTV]

We do! Sorry for late reply. Call the shop at 6048722204 and we can set it up!

[@scjustin2002]

The best video on double haul I’ve seen, good stuff

[@steveadventures]

Thank you for sharing, I just started fly fishing and this was very helpful and easy to understand

[@tonyrusi1978]

Pull drift, pull!

[@alaskajohn5695]

Best ever instruction, struggled for years, think I will practice and get this down... New subscriber... Thank You...

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Thanks for the support AlaskaJohn! Check out the casting indoor videos if you liked the double haul vid🤟👍

[@birddogdoc]

Excellent thanks

[@okayfishingtrip140]

Thank, s master 🙏👍👍

[@alfonsolopez4348]

Thank you!! Really appreciated the guided practice!

[@austinmadison1438]

great and simple video to follow - thank you!

[@harsonlau271]

Thank you very much! The best tutorial on double haul I've ever seen. You have made it very clear when to haul and when to drift. You have also taught us a simple way to practice double hauling and form muscle memory. Very impressive! You deserve more followers!

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Thanks 🙏 Harson for the support!

[@kevinbishop8926]

Thank s for sharing.. your a game changer cheers

[@skylazart]

I love this section. Report and fly tying are awesome as well! Please keep it coming :) thanks

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Thanks for the support! Keep that coming too and let us know if there are any videos you would like us to do.

[@vincentjackson3472]

What a great video! Definitely going to give this a hoon to take my casting up a notch! Sub'd :)

[@Castleman711]

This helped me so much!

[@mikeboston421]

thanks Matt, hopefully this will help me

[@dariomanfroi9447]

Thank you very clear

[@theresevanwyk9211]

Thank you!!! Less mysterious now :)

[@frankmanners3057]

Thank you!

[@drmartinyoung3761]

Thank you for this …. does your left hand let the line go at any point during either haul to allow more line to feed out, or does it keep the same length throughout, ONLY aiming at increasing the speed of the static amount of line in the air? Great video - very helpful!

[@southernexposure123]

Thanks. Double haul now understood. You said nothing about where / when to release. Isn't release timing also important to distance and accuracy?

[@carolinagonzalezcueto9951]

Thank you! You're lovely jaja!

[@Colopwnius]

Thank you so much! I've been struggling with the timing of the double haul for so long and your tipps finally made me find the perfect moment! While it took a bit more than ten minutes, I can finally double haul! Great tipps!

[@PacificAnglerTV]

You are welcome ! Practice and work on making it as sharp and precise as you can. You will learn how to use different timings for different situations. For example if you hit it early you can actually use it to control how and when you open up the loop. Thanks for the support !

[@Colopwnius]

@@PacificAnglerTV Thank you for your answer! It means a lot to me! I have been teaching fly casting to myself by using plenty of youtube videos ( I don't know any flyfishermen) and sometimes it's really hard to find the mistakes yourself. Before I found your video, my double haul always resulted in a very messy loop (I wouldn't even call it a loop) and a lot of tangles, so I am afraid of changing my timing even the slightest. But I will keep that in mind when I will be casting large pike flies!

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[@johntote1074]

Well explained, has made a difference to my casting

[@okanaganadventureriding8496]

Hello , question for when . I can keep a straight line path with the rod tip until the stop , when i stop the rod tip , the weight of the line pulls the tip of my rod below the straight line path and it opens up my loop completely . How can I keep the tip in a straight path even after the stop?

[@Mkeflyfish]

When you're shooting line combined with a double haul, when do you know it is time to pinch the line, and begin the forward/back stroke? When it starts to drop to the ground, or sooner? Amazing video btw. Both this and the shelf vid.

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Ya the second it starts loosing steam going forward. Maybe even a second before. You can gauge it.... get it wrong on one false cast and just don’t add line on the next to get yourself back in the grove.

[@Mkeflyfish]

@@PacificAnglerTV Thank you for the reply! One more question regarding timing of switching from forward cast to back cast. If you feel the slight bounce of the fly line and leader straightening, does that mean you have waited to long to begin your next forward/back cast? I have heard that the bounce is the energy leaving the line. Would love to know your thoughts.

[@TheStreamUrchin1]

a latecomer to your videos. right up there with Lefty

[@rogerelton6791]

REALLY!!!

[@mikesomerset6338]

Ahh. Kind of using the rod like a spring?

[@thewelshwizard5869]

I like these series of videos, but I’m afraid drifting isn’t the term for returning your hauling hand back, drifting is moving your casting hand back (or forward on the forward cast).

[@mikestrate1468]

Are u letting line out as u double haul?

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Yes - you let line run through your fingers at the same point you would without the haul. (After hard stop behind or in front)

[@kieranjones3696]

Just a small thing. Originally you say to first pull on the back stock, as the line is all straightening out But in reality, you're pulling when the line is not even close the being straight.

[@goodcitizen5668]

Priciples

[@hisaharusuzuki5424]

Very clear instructional video but you need to use a different term for feeding the line back after a haul as drifting involves repositioning of the rod during the pause and not the feeding back of the hauled lined as per FFI terminology.

[@PacificAnglerTV]

Totally right. using the term drift might confuse a few people. I use it as the term for repositioning as well. Thanks for pointing it out. 👍