I am still here in Colorado, so have been fishing with the Pueblo Tailwater Renegades (PTR). Yesterday (2016-08-22) they had a picnic and invited me to join in. My contribution was an appetite and setting up the “Casting Games.” I didn’t find anything easily on line, so I drew on my experience with Texas FlyFishers, and put together 5 stations. These had to be easy to set up, minimal rules, and inexpensive. From the start I though “No Problem.” There were a few challenges, but after a few modifications, the games turned out well. The scores ranged from pretty good to embarrassing.
Here is how we set up the games:
I have these stations in other formats so the presentation can be modified. Does anybody here have some ideas that they are willing to share for more stations?
Wow! This is great Puck. I love the great documentation.
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Most I fish with would be lucky to post a positive score, that is 1 tough course.
But for ideas:
– cast from knees at target (hiding)
– especially for CO, cast severely overdressed (my definition is while wearing 2 of Puck’s winter jackets) at target. This teaches the art of dressing for the weather.
– roll cast at target
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Knees is actually a good idea. I’ll look at that one.
Overdressed? In Houston sometimes a T-shirt is overdressed.
How far can we roll cast? 30 ft?
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I’ve been asked to set up the casting games for the DERFTF, 2017-02-11.
Are you ready to test yourself against the best?
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