The easiest and most well spent 40 mins ive used on cast instruction and tips! World class! Ive been fly fishing/casting for 45 yrs.

Just spent two hours with Joe today and I have to say, he is a master. Wow, could not believe how much I learned today. Highly recommended.

Best fly casting instructional video on KZfaq. Seriously Joe, you make it look effortless!

Helped me tremendously! I am a hard learner and Joe really helped me out. The Reilly Rod didn't hurt either. I will get one soon.

Well I've watched a lot of tutorials on flycasting. This one rates pretty highly lots of invaluable information learned. Hopefully i can practice and put some on this into purpose for next season. As a long term fisher, new to fly fishing your technique is stellar and effortless. Thank you very much. 🎣🐟👊 I always admire fly casters who can do this well. Hoping to get it together next season and improve.

Gotta love Joe Mahler! Greetings from WI.

I have been watching a few videos like this mainly because I end up teaching a few people and the teaching style here is very helpful. Its all about technique rather than power my 10yr old grandson casts better than his Dad because he's a natural and works on technique whereas his Dad is strong but relies on the strength only.

After a simultaneous separation and dislocation, and two major repair surgeries, my right shoulder is so bad I can barely throw a ball overhand 30 ft. I taught myself this casting method in order to continue fly fishing bass. Thanks for the validation. I double haul virtually anything over 15'.

I have never heard anyone say that most of my power is on the back cast, not the front cast. Eye opening to be sure. Being 71 and new to the sport, I’m a sponge. Thank you, Wes

Thank you for uploading this Joe, it’s helped me tremendously

Just getting started fly fishing and this video was extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

Fantastic teaching video. Thanks Joe.

This was great. In my 50s now and having to adopt the finger pointing v grip, rather than thumb on top, due to arthritis my thumbs. It definitely helps and is good for distance as well.

Best instructor 😊

Went away from the index finger after three years as I realized for me at least I also thought I would be more powerful and more accurate. But actually when I forced myself to do some precise shots I could be way more precise AND more powerful. People tend to in the beginning use the index and later on go for the thumb. At least what I saw in US competition fly casters. Don’t know anyone high up that uses index actually? 🤔but I would always tend to try to be flexible and try different approaches from time to time over the years and don’t rule out anything categorically. You might miss out on certain advantages in different fishing situations. Not talking competition but fishing here explicitly now. The more versatile you are the more issues the fish will have with you too 😎😂

very helpful...thx !

This is a very new and somewhat refreshing approach... thank you so much. I can't believe how effortless your casts are... very impressive... (question, are you using a 9 ft or 10 ft rod for the demo ? Not a criticism, just an inquiry... again, very impressive... can't wait to practice all this).

Stellar

Casting should be efficient and you just game a great way to cast with the last effort.

Man I been picking up the line wrong this whole time. No wonder I suck at casting. Lol

Nice presentation

Where are you in SWFL and do you do classes here? Im in Clearwater and i want to get better!

indoor air conditioned windless fly casting 😂