Pillar 4: Technique
Casting, fly presentation, dry flies, nymphing, streamers and more.

Casting
The roll cast: A basic fly-fishing cast for tight spots
Whether it’s the first cast you learn or the second, the roll cast is a hard-working and versatile arrow in your casting quiver.

Presentation
Fly presentation and drag-free drift
You’ve rigged up your rod, landed your cast in the right place, your fly is on the water...and, it’s waterskiing. Tactics and tips to maintain a drag-free drift that’s irresistible to fish.
Nymphs
Fly-fishing with indicators: When and how to use them
All about indicators, floats, suspenders—whatever you call the thing every other angler calls a bobber.

Streamers
Streamers and triggering trout aggression
Here are two examples of videos depicting the most visible and dramatic types of eats you’ll ever get: territorial brown trout going after streamers.

Wet flies
Adding movement to your wet fly swing: Lift it like Leisenring
Once you’re through the main drag-free-drift area, it’s never a bad idea to try to impart some motion in your flies. The Leisenring Lift is a great way to accomplish just that.
