Single Handed Spey Cast | How To
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2019
- Simon Gawesworth explains and demonstrates the basics of Spey casting with a single-handed rod. This video doesn't delve into any particular Spey cast, rather it shows the concept of how to make a Spey cast with a single-handed rod, and lays a very solid foundation for improving casting skills. Many fly fishers believe that Spey casting is a tool only for salmon and steelhead anglers, and for using with long, two-handed rods, but Simon shows how important it is for trout anglers to have a knowledge of the Spey cast in their armory. In addition, Simon explains how this knowledge can help a caster make more efficient casts with obstructions behind, make angle changes with ease, and introduces the evolution a caster should go through form the humble roll cast, to the powerful single-handed Spey casts.
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Awesome drone take for viewers reference 👌. Nobody better than Simon to clear the smoke by taking over the explanations with imaginary or visual examples to a better understanding of the exercise to later be easily to remember when we are knee deep.
Thank you so much Rio, is like being a passionate artist beginner, and be able to watch Michelangelo explaining techniques on how to paint alfresco.
Best instructor ever 👍👍👍
I have been using the single handed spay technique for the past several years and find it very effective on certain waters . Like the video :-)
Simon, fantastic, absolutely clear explanation!!
well done.. I am an old dog that is learning new tricks.. I did some fly fishing when I was younger but was self taught and found it took time form my rod and reel fishing.. But now at 67 it is more about the "job" then the results and so I am going off and learning more about fly fishing (still self taught.. everything I have ever learned has been that way.. stubborn I guess) so I can use it to get back out in the beauty of nature.. Thanks for the share and please carry on..
Always a pleasure watching your videos
Very nice video sir. Thanks
Interesting way of looking at it. I personally always viewed Spey as a subcategory of roll cast. Just anchor setup being the major differentiation. D loop size is just D loop size. You can do Spey casts with small D loops and vice versa.
So, you cant make these casts using standard weight forward floating trout line?
So all these years I thought I was roll casting, when in fact it was a one handed spey cast.
So I've got a floating weight forward fly line is that why I have such bad roll casts and spey casts?
The WF line should work, recommend you check your setup with someone if possible
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I've been casting like this, thinking I'm just dicking around and not knowing it was a spey cast lol
Very Nice Video!
So in this Case You have a 9’ 5wt rod why do you loaded with a 7WF fly Line is not supostube to heavy for the rod or this’s how works...?
Yes, you can over-weight the rod
Ok thanks!
So This means You can make a Longer cast & trout Bigger Flies...?
its just a way to get the line started to get the line where you want it to go at the end In Simpler teams. where having a larger D loop is OK
Is it possible that i need a medium action rod to perform a good roll cast? Is a fast action rod too stiff?
No, both actions should work well for this cast. good question!
@@newflyfisher i was hoping for another answer so i would have an explanation why i fail 😀. I guess training it is. Thx for the answer anyways
Braun I use this cast (similar to roll cast) on virtually all rod actions without a problem. Hope this helps
What is the name of that river... Looks real nice
Not sure, sorry
What if the train is coming toward you? 😉
Better jump!
Here I Am trying to learn how to Spey cast with weight forward line😢
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