The set motion is clearer with all this input. Thanks Lance for the inclusion of text. But I thought the Leisenring Lift was a directly upstream cast, not and across cast. As for the induced set... Raurd you make a good point. However, I see induced as a deliberate hard set at the end of the driftin...

I'll send you my go pro if you'll film it. Let me know.

The way I've employed the LL is by casting a longer leader with a 10' rod. My leader is usually 12' with a 3' tippet= 15'. I do this simply to avoid lining the fish ahead of my cast. I utilize a parachute cast with an unweighted fly made with a wool thorax and partridge hackle. I make sure the fly, ...

:lol: :lol: :lol: If California had any water and I could walk this would be something I'd like to try. I have the GoPro and rods, but I'd hate to put something on YouTube that was inherently wrong just because of my inept interpretation of something I read. Within one of my favorite books in my lib...

I often fish what I THINK is the Leisenring Lift. I would love to actually see if 1) I am doing it correctly as I have interpreted it or 2) to see the correct way to do it. That's what I'd be looking for.

I thought it might be an interesting project if a forum member did a YouTube segment on the Leisenring Lift.

I would like to see more Flymph tying on YouTube. Better exposure for this type of fly. Not one person I spoke to, along rivers, knew of or understood what a flymph was. Spread the word!!! Thanks for the contributions!

Thanks both. I just order the Partridge O1 - Single Wilson Hooks from Dette

It strange or indicative of a deeper sickness than fly tying itself, but when someone opens their fly box and I see clean organization... I swoon.... OK maybe not swoon, but I do like it!

I'm looking for a good resource for eye up hooks. Anyone? Anyone?