Thank you again to everyone for checking out our video on Skagit Casting! It really means a lot that you take the time out of your day to watch our videos! Tight Lines everyone!
Nice video. Thank you, it’s easy to listen. I m new to this tipe of fly fishing. Just bought switch rod waiting for him. Now i m learning about it every day. You are helping a lot !
so much splattering and smacking the water. And so little drift. you drop your rod tip and you line lands before the fly. getting the line out in a straight line but at the cost of a terrible presentation, massive water disturbance and a short drift. it was unbearable to watch. my uncle would have made you walk home.
It would help a lot if you explained your terms like "Anchor". I've fly fished in mountain streams and lakes. After watching the videos, I still don't know why Spey casting is any different than roll casting.
I live in Brazil and Spey is a very new sport here, few people really know. I see this video and I will get along better and easier with Spey. This video tutorial has a very simple and straightforward didactic phase that progresses to modality. The video the Teacher,is very goog. I appended a lot with the video. Thank you.
I've been fly fishing for trout basically my whole life, over 30 years. Dad taught me when I was 8. I live in Colorado and mostly fish medium/small rivers and small mountain creeks with a little 2 wt. Never even tried spey casting. Maybe it's time to learn something new.
I still don't know what you were doing or how you did it. You talked about different cars but I could not tell what you were doing or figure out what you did. I've caught many fish on my fly rod, but never heard of "spey" or "skagit" and I still don't know what they are.
good video. Not many talk about the need to change the cast depending on whether the wind is up or down stream. So, all things being equal, in a downstream wind I'd do a double spey casting from my downstream side and with an upstream wind, a snap-C casting from my upstream side?
Thank you for your helpful and educational video, i don't fish river's much but i strickly fly fish on my boat, and have been longing to spey fish for a few years, i just ordered my set up for the big fly's, i have been filming myself and trying to inspire other's who have intrest and what it takes to fly fish for warm water fish, thanks again and keep up your great work.
Teach me Spey master. My nephew is a senior at Nikiski High on the peninsula and has been Spey fishing for 2-3 years now. It looks like a lot of fun. I need a Spey setup. Great videos.
So I just got a 11'6 4wt Hydrogen trout spey, and i'm wondering if i can throw the rio gamechanger on it which is 25 grains high of the rods grain window. I want the gamechanger because the head is multidensity which will really get me down. If i cant use it, what are some other options?
I have the Orvis two hand 12’ 8 weight spey rod I come up to Alaska and fish the Kenai River and the Russian what grain and size line Would you recommend for that set up
I always use Scandi line but want to switch to Skagit would a 540 gr. Skagit be ok for a 13ft. Sage X 8wt. or my 13.3ft. Loomis Pro 8wt.? and could i use it on my Winston 7wt.? Thanks and i love your instruction videos. Could you make one about fishing Salmon?
Hi there, Great video! Dwayne from Australia. Can you answer a question for me? I'm thinking of buying my first two handed rod, a 13ft 7wt. For an intermediate head how many grains would i buy? I see grain numbers but don't know many many grains would be best for a 7wt. Thank you so much.
For some reason I cannot find this video maybe you know what im talking about. You posted a video where you HEAVILY EXAGGERATED the spey cast a while back, you just MUSCLED it and basically was trying to show a point. Which video is that!!!!?
Thank you again to everyone for checking out our video on Skagit Casting! It really means a lot that you take the time out of your day to watch our videos! Tight Lines everyone!
Very good video. You explain and show the techniques with ease. (Actually graceful)
Thanks for showing the steps and landing a Dolly trout. Think I look for more of your videos and see what that's about.
I have advid fly fisherman for 30 years . Just recently decided to get into Spey casting . Your video has been helpful in my learning to cast.
Why is this channel dead for 5 years?!?!?!??
Nice video. Thank you, it’s easy to listen.
I m new to this tipe of fly fishing. Just bought switch rod waiting for him. Now i m learning about it every day. You are helping a lot !
Thanks for your easy to follow advice on Spey casting
Wanting to start Spey fishing, thanks for the video!
Thanks for answer! Still how I manage the shooting line if is in the water?
Hi , nice presentation! I am a beginner with Spey rod, but have one Q: Can I use striping basket for shooting line? tnk
so much splattering and smacking the water. And so little drift. you drop your rod tip and you line lands before the fly. getting the line out in a straight line but at the cost of a terrible presentation, massive water disturbance and a short drift. it was unbearable to watch. my uncle would have made you walk home.
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Very clear instructions. Thanks!
What utter bullshit a left handed caster giving instruction on casting get real you son of a bitch.
It would help a lot if you explained your terms like "Anchor". I've fly fished in mountain streams and lakes. After watching the videos, I still don't know why Spey casting is any different than roll casting.
I live in Brazil and Spey is a very new sport here, few people really know. I see this video and I will get along better and easier with Spey. This video tutorial has a very simple and straightforward didactic phase that progresses to modality. The video the Teacher,is very goog. I appended a lot with the video. Thank you.
Excellant presntation.
Just getting into winter steelhead myself, I truly appreciate the info
I've been fly fishing for trout basically my whole life, over 30 years. Dad taught me when I was 8. I live in Colorado and mostly fish medium/small rivers and small mountain creeks with a little 2 wt. Never even tried spey casting. Maybe it's time to learn something new.
I still don't know what you were doing or how you did it. You talked about different cars but I could not tell what you were doing or figure out what you did. I've caught many fish on my fly rod, but never heard of "spey" or "skagit" and I still don't know what they are.
I’m in anchorage, do you do lessons for people that want to switch from traditional?
Great vid! Spot on with switching shoulders to match the wind!
Thanks for this video! I appreciate the way you explain without using a lot of technical jargon.
good video. Not many talk about the need to change the cast depending on whether the wind is up or down stream. So, all things being equal, in a downstream wind I'd do a double spey casting from my downstream side and with an upstream wind, a snap-C casting from my upstream side?
Thank you for your helpful and educational video, i don't fish river's much but i strickly fly fish on my boat, and have been longing to spey fish for a few years, i just ordered my set up for the big fly's, i have been filming myself and trying to inspire other's who have intrest and what it takes to fly fish for warm water fish, thanks again and keep up your great work.
Teach me Spey master. My nephew is a senior at Nikiski High on the peninsula and has been Spey fishing for 2-3 years now. It looks like a lot of fun. I need a Spey setup. Great videos.
You did a great job on this. Great video and commentary.
Amazing setting.
So I just got a 11'6 4wt Hydrogen trout spey, and i'm wondering if i can throw the rio gamechanger on it which is 25 grains high of the rods grain window. I want the gamechanger because the head is multidensity which will really get me down. If i cant use it, what are some other options?
I have the Orvis two hand 12’ 8 weight spey rod I come up to Alaska and fish the Kenai River and the Russian what grain and size line Would you recommend for that set up
I always use Scandi line but want to switch to Skagit would a 540 gr. Skagit be ok for a 13ft. Sage X 8wt. or my 13.3ft. Loomis Pro 8wt.? and could i use it on my Winston 7wt.?
Thanks and i love your instruction videos. Could you make one about fishing Salmon?
Thank you from a fellow lefty!
Great video, calm and clear explanations, thanks. If I was nearer I would be signing up for a lesson!
Thanks for a clear lesson in Skagit casting.
finally a left handed caster on video!
Just ordered my spey setup cant wait. Heard how addicting just the casting can be
Keep coming back here.
Hi there, Great video! Dwayne from Australia. Can you answer a question for me? I'm thinking of buying my first two handed rod, a 13ft 7wt. For an intermediate head how many grains would i buy? I see grain numbers but don't know many many grains would be best for a 7wt. Thank you so much.
What is your running line?
Really like your videos. Very well done. As I am very much a novice for this technique Do you have any videos for river right situations?
For some reason I cannot find this video maybe you know what im talking about. You posted a video where you HEAVILY EXAGGERATED the spey cast a while back, you just MUSCLED it and basically was trying to show a point. Which video is that!!!!?
With the Skagit head and a running line, do you start the cast with Skagit head few centimetres out of the top of the rod?
Have you done a video on how you like to organize gear for a day fishing from the bank? What you take and how you prefer to store stuff.
When you snake roll your skagit setup are you hesitating after the roll to plant an anchor or are you trying to “aerialize” the whole motion?