Accurately select equipment, paying particular attention to the relationship between the Rod (action, length, power), Line (profile, weight), and Tippet (measure, power), all tailored to the fishing spot and type of fishing

Maintain a progressive acceleration during both the back and forward casting actions, ensuring that the power used is never excessive. Work on a wide and straight plane, keeping the rod high in the back and low in the front, presenting the fly first, followed by the tippet, and finally, the fly line

Casting actions are performed under tight line control, without any ellipses

Different use of the line’s handling hand (always in a high position between 09-10-11 time) in relation with the casting distance need:

• Up to mt. 20-22 – maintaining the tension between the wider ring of the hand
• Over mt. 20-22 – starting the use of the specific double acceleration in wide spaces, from 11-10-09 to 06-05, depending on the speed requested

Grip the rod handle with the three main fingers, supported by the palm. The main functionalities are as follows:

• Thumb: Apply power and stop the rod in a vertical position to control narrow loops (micro-loops)
• Middle and Index fingers: Ensure a secure grip of the handle to manage the rod in various positions, enabling the generation of different and complex presentations
• Palm: Functions as a pin, providing an additional increase in power

Introducing an additional casting action to create complex presentations, including “Mid-Air Mending”, representing the first modern “evolution” in fly casting under the signature of AFCS