Efficient Spey Casting: Part 14 - Why Overhang Works when it looks like it should not
Experienced Spey casters will tell us that casting with some overhang, some running line out of the guides, significantly improves our casts. Yet when we look at overhang in action, it would seem to be counter productive. Here's why overhang works and why we should use it in our casts.
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