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- The bank you are fishing from dictates which hand is uppermost on the rod handle when using a double-handed rod (or which hand casts the rod, using a single-hander). You need to be able to cast with either hand up the handle (i.e., off both shoulders). This is not difficult as long as you remember to use equal force from both hands.
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Oct 16, 2023 · Master the art of Spey casting with practice, knowledge and the right tools. Choose double-handed rods and specialised fly lines for improved performance in specific situations. Learn essential techniques from an experienced guide to maximise success on your fishing adventure.
- Ian Neale
Single-handed spey rods are shorter and lighter, making them easier to handle and cast for longer periods of time. They are also more versatile and can be used for a variety of fishing situations, including nymphing and dry fly fishing.
Two-handed or double-handed rods are crucial for spey casting, providing extended casting range and improved line control. Mastering essential techniques like the double spey, single spey, circle/snap-T, and snake roll can enhance casting distance, accuracy, and overall fishing experience.
You need to be able to cast with either hand up the handle (i.e., off both shoulders). This is not difficult as long as you remember to use equal force from both hands. Spey casting is a product of technique, not brute force!
Aug 5, 2017 · 231. 61K views 7 years ago. In this Spey Casting video Andrew Toft takes an in depth look at the Single Spey Cast and the fundamental requirements to achieve the correct alignment and...
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A spey cast is basically a dynamic roll cast. Most anglers come to spey casting from single-hand rods and conventional fly casting, and thus are familiar with a roll cast. In a roll cast, we slowly bring the rod tip up to approximately a 10 o’clock position behind us.
Jun 11, 2024 · Traditional Spey, Scandi style, “Underhand cast” or Skagit, they all contain a sweep that creates a D or V-loop, there is an anchor and there is a change of direction, which many times is addressed as “the alignment”.
