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Sven Ostermann


FFF casting instructor



By Martin Joergensen


Sven Ostermann at the Danish Fly Festival where he certified as a casting instructor
  
German Sven Ostermann is one of a very few FFF-Certified Flycasting Instructors in Europe. This designates him a very fine fly caster and instructor.

It is therefor natural that his first article on this web site explains how to cure the three most common casting errors.

You can also find one of Sven's patterns: The Real Deerhair.

Sven can be contacted via e-mail on the address SvenOstermann@compuserve.com

 

 

2 articles
  • Common casting errors (Jan 2001)
  • The Real Deer Hair (Jan 2001)


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