I wouldn't go so far as to call it complete rubbish tho, might want to retract that he's obviously pretty good, but I agree it is not awe inspiring and the flute music is way over the top… lol
But you're using a lot of top hand push. In underhand casting the upper hand is nothing but a fulcrum. Just an observation. Goran explaining it himself. Youtube. v=xnc40QQKiVo It seems the North American style is to use a more traditional top handed style with an underhand style rod.
absolute rubbish if you think this is good send mike to scotland where it all started for some lessons.
Hes doing the same thing over and over with 20ft of line no wind straight downstream path.??? ask mike who does it best.
Hi Mike. My first and favorite rod is the Meiser 8/9wt. 15' Clearwater. Now that I have had for a number of years, it has become like a part of me. I want it to be buried with me. I love Meisers. Bob is the spey rod Yoda.
You obviously are not a two hand fisherman. Mike is to say the least…. well known. I notice that you have no videos. If you are such an expert as to give advice to the likes of Mr. Kinney, show us your video or keep your ill informed nonsense to yourself.
@bill7920 Hi Bill that rod is the 13i/2 7-8 Meiser MKS actually My body speed and style are very similar with almost all types of lines, just different stroke lengths. I am not scheduled for anything out there but you never know. MK
Mike, What length rod are you fishing with in this vid? I'm trying to learn as much as I can about skagit style as I think it fits well in the GL region. With a Skagit head your body english seems a bit slower than it would be with more traditional spey gear. Will you be doing any of the Spey Claves or Gatherings out here in the Midwest anytime soon?
Hi bert I would like to help but I have never cast that particular rod it is not one of my designs..That being said the designation is for a Scandi line that means that it was designed to cast off the tip which might be 100 grains lighter.I would contact Tfo directly for recomendations. MK
Thank you
Thank you
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I wouldn't go so far as to call it complete rubbish tho, might want to retract that he's obviously pretty good, but I agree it is not awe inspiring and the flute music is way over the top… lol
But you're using a lot of top hand push. In underhand casting the upper hand is nothing but a fulcrum. Just an observation. Goran explaining it himself. Youtube. v=xnc40QQKiVo It seems the North American style is to use a more traditional top handed style with an underhand style rod.
Actually I am initiating with my bottom hand and the top hand is following to the forward positive stop position
Very interesting. You're using top hand for what is essentially an underhand cast. Any reason for this?
My Single spey and Switch cast videos have written moderation on them. I suggest that you start there they are in every other cast that you make.
Nice casting techniques. Wish the video had some narrating. Im really trying to learn the sport.
absolute rubbish if you think this is good send mike to scotland where it all started for some lessons.
Hes doing the same thing over and over with 20ft of line no wind straight downstream path.??? ask mike who does it best.
Hi Mike. My first and favorite rod is the Meiser 8/9wt. 15' Clearwater. Now that I have had for a number of years, it has become like a part of me. I want it to be buried with me. I love Meisers. Bob is the spey rod Yoda.
You obviously are not a two hand fisherman. Mike is to say the least…. well known. I notice that you have no videos. If you are such an expert as to give advice to the likes of Mr. Kinney, show us your video or keep your ill informed nonsense to yourself.
Thank's for the kind words, don't make it up there very often but you never know
head is three or four ft too short for that rod………..
@bertkinghorn Thanks Bert
@flyfishextreme Thank you for the kind words. The river is the north fork of the Stillagaumish R. in Washington State
@bill7920 Hi Bill that rod is the 13i/2 7-8 Meiser MKS actually My body speed and style are very similar with almost all types of lines, just different stroke lengths. I am not scheduled for anything out there but you never know. MK
Mike, What length rod are you fishing with in this vid? I'm trying to learn as much as I can about skagit style as I think it fits well in the GL region. With a Skagit head your body english seems a bit slower than it would be with more traditional spey gear. Will you be doing any of the Spey Claves or Gatherings out here in the Midwest anytime soon?
Thankyou much
Thanks Mark I apreciate the comments
Hi bert I would like to help but I have never cast that particular rod it is not one of my designs..That being said the designation is for a Scandi line that means that it was designed to cast off the tip which might be 100 grains lighter.I would contact Tfo directly for recomendations. MK
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Thanks Chris I appreciate it
Mike…you make it look to easy!
attended your class at the sandy clave, great job-i learned a lot in a halh hour of listning/watching you.
keep the vids coming!
chris