First I would change the cast to a roll cast and let more line sit in the water. That should not make it reel past the tapered section. Is it tapered at both ends cause if you get a big fish on and takes it to your backing and gets stuck you’ll lose a fish. I would just trim that section.
Well that’s a lesson in reading comprehension. I somehow caught your second message but not this one. That’s exactly how I’m fishing except I couldn’t find no taper line to swap from my sink tip. I was ready to swap my line backwards to be honest. I use it in a few ways but roll casting (overhead as I understand it) isn’t possible. I’ll get better pics of water but it’s like I described as real fast short pools full of recently fallen trees or log Jams. I do like that intermediate sink tip let’s me drift a few feet under brush/log jams. It might be the same with just float line to heavy mono. It might even spook less fish though it’s odd I can drift to the same fish switching depth or maybe angle slightly in high pressure no less and trigger hits. There are some areas a little more still.
No they don't. There is a voluntary youth permit you can buy. Same as the voluntary bass,musky ect permits.
Im guessing that you are almost slingshoting your fly under the cover doesn't seen like you would even get the tapered section of line off your reel no less out of the rod.
Thanks I will, might get some ideas that transfer styles even. I’ll have to get a few videos this year too. A lot is subconscious now but I recall it’s sort of a front cast if that makes sense
