first off i'm not trying to start anything but useful thoughts and discussion of technique. if you guys can't keep on subject i'm through.
that being said why are the strokes in the two videos Sean posted so different if they are both skagit style? the first looks like something different on the switch cast, very horizontal rod plane fairly continous load, although i wish we could see the rod tip as i suspect it recovers at least a little. the second video of, I believe a double, look totaly traditional to me. very verticle rod plane and a definite recovery of the initial load. maybe Tyler can comment as well since he's the one with the rod in his hands. he looks to be just screwing around at a clave and if it's not a good example then that would explain it.
PLEASE STICK TO THE TOPIC!
that being said why are the strokes in the two videos Sean posted so different if they are both skagit style? the first looks like something different on the switch cast, very horizontal rod plane fairly continous load, although i wish we could see the rod tip as i suspect it recovers at least a little. the second video of, I believe a double, look totaly traditional to me. very verticle rod plane and a definite recovery of the initial load. maybe Tyler can comment as well since he's the one with the rod in his hands. he looks to be just screwing around at a clave and if it's not a good example then that would explain it.
PLEASE STICK TO THE TOPIC!