I noticed your a Spey casting instructor but not a Spey equipment instructor. What i mean is you're sporting small boutique makers custom type rods and niche lines not available at at the average fly shop. Why not get a Chromer & RIO off the shelf line and because Your catering to nubes use entry level gear .????
Hi friend, Tim uses all sorts of equipment from super inexpensive to top of the line as seen in this video, have look at his other video’s. Tim does a great job of sharing his experiences that may or may not help. Tim’s a top shelf dude, have a look through his videos, I’m confident you’ll learn something from them, he will grow on you.
Couple comments for Robert West. I understand what you are saying, but with that said,Tim is very familiar with what is available in the local fly shops. The equipment that he is presenting is mine. The focus should not be the rod,reel,or the spey line. It is the process of the spey cast and the fundamentals of each step of the cast you're working on. A good cast is a good cast regardless of the price point.
So much like golf. You need to be so consistent and I’m not.😂 Great theory. Thanks again!
I suck at golf! ❤️
I noticed your a Spey casting instructor but not a Spey equipment instructor.
What i mean is you're sporting small boutique makers custom type rods and niche lines not available at at the average fly shop.
Why not get a Chromer & RIO off the shelf line and because Your catering to nubes use entry level gear .????
Hi friend, Tim uses all sorts of equipment from super inexpensive to top of the line as seen in this video, have look at his other video’s. Tim does a great job of sharing his experiences that may or may not help. Tim’s a top shelf dude, have a look through his videos, I’m confident you’ll learn something from them, he will grow on you.
Couple comments for Robert West. I understand what you are saying, but with that said,Tim is very familiar with what is available in the local fly shops. The equipment that he is presenting is mine. The focus should not be the rod,reel,or the spey line. It is the process of the spey cast and the fundamentals of each step of the cast you're working on. A good cast is a good cast regardless of the price point.
My comments were meant for CatDaddySteve... my mistake.
Thanks Bryan, I agree with you 100%. Good casting is good casting no matter what the equipment is. My apologies for my defence of Timmer.
You do it, CatDaddy!