Ed Talks Intruders and Casting

In today's video, Ed Ward drops some history of Skagit casting knowledge on us, and we're here for it! It's no secret that fly size influenced Skagit casting development, but this video breaks down just how much one influenced the other. This is a good one folks so get a beverage and have a sit down, you're in for some great information!

[@user-ee2pk4ez6n]

Cool to see Ed wearing a M&Y Fly shop ballcap. As usually very informative, enjoy Ed explaining history, demo casting technics. Thanks Ed. Oh love your OPST products

[@OPSkagit]

We appreciate the support!

[@joaquinarias1517]

Once again. Thanks ed!

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Thanks for watching!

[@stephent2700]

Best explanation of skagit casting yet from the master! Covers why and how.

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Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@johnjaacks8700]

This was great!

[@turbo2275]

Legend,
Ed is a great teacher.

[@OPSkagit]

Thanks for watching

[@robertwest7197]

Thanks for the video Ed! Your descriptions are excellent and easily understood. I’m looking forward to your next video and hopefully many more.

[@OPSkagit]

Thanks Robert!

[@ricksmith3571]

Legend

[@OPSkagit]

Indeed!

[@fishduckdog]

It's great seeing you back doing your thing! Keep up the awesome work! Thanks for sharing! O.G.

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We appreciate the support!

[@user-sj8xo2zp1p]

👍👍👍✌️

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Thanks for watching!

[@daveschlom4033]

Very interesting. On my home water, the Lower Sacramento, I only get grabs on small, fuzzy flies. But perhaps in winter that may change.

[@OPSkagit]

It's cool how each fishery is different!

[@BClark-rt8lm]

Thanks Ed. Have you tried or do you have an opinion on the use of circle hooks on intruders?

[@OPSkagit]

Ed sticks with a B10S. We use circle-style swing hooks