Efficient Spey Casting: Part 7 - Watch Your Anchor! If you're looking for a quick fix, this is it!

The simplest thing any Spey caster can do to immediately improve their Spey casting is this - watch your anchor! The benefits from this are huge.
If you don't remember anything else from this series, just remember this - watch your anchor!

[@stevejones5391]

This series Efficient spey casting is the Best spey lessons on the web!

[@jerrygreen4541]

The best explanation of the where and why of anchor placement I've heard. Great series.

[@laxberndt]

Again among the best I have seen in terms of teaching speycasting Thanks for these videos

[@regularSenseAppeal]

This series is just wonderful. Very helpful and highly appreciated!

[@mattstout856]

Really enjoying this series. Excited for the next episode on proper anchor placement

[@thatcherbeaty9884]

Excellent step by step explanation of anchor placement. I'm learning SO much and it's translating to on-the-water improvements of my casts. Thanks!

[@spazz99ful]

Been speying for 25 years, and i still look at my Anchor, it's a ritual.

[@sambrown2150]

Great information! Does the same apply to an underhand scandi cast? Thanks

[@hooked4lifeca]

Yup, all Spey casts, even plain old roll casts.

[@sambrown2150]

@@hooked4lifeca Perfect! Thanks

[@johanfalkmarken]

This advice sounds very relevant. Must practice this. A lot.
But how can I practice when all is covered in ice three more months?
Anyone?

[@hooked4lifeca]

Practicing on snow using a constant motion Switch cast, does work. It teaches a smooth power stroke as an abrupt one will always blow what little anchor snow provides.

[@SkipAnnie-py4vi]

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