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Casting Distance For the Flats: How Far? Posted by Cole on Monday, July 21 @ 13:07:25 PDT What is the optimal casting distance that every fly fisherman should be able to cast before coming to fish the coast? The comments are owned by the poster. We aren't responsible for their content. No Comments Allowed for Anonymous, please Login/Create Account Re: Casting Distance For the Flats: How Far? by hedrush999 on Monday, July 21 @ 13:11:21 PDT http://www.fliesandfinssouth.com You'd be suprised how close snook, redfish, tarpon, bonefish and even permit will take a fly, but generally, if you can cast 50 feet into the wind, you'll do fine. Its not how far that matters most, its how accurately. I've seen guys land a fly in a coffee cup in any wind right handed and left handed at 80 feet. Re: Casting Distance For the Flats: How Far? by peterdk on Tuesday, July 29 @ 14:26:54 PDT http://www.flybox.dk I am with Headrush on this one.. 50 feet is fine. I think that it is more important to be able to read the fish.   Photos From The Road

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