Robert Gillespie is a highly respected Fly and Spey Casting instructor. If you are interested in learning more about spey casting technique there are some great articles on Robert Gillespie’s Website. Anchor placement in spey casting with Robert Gillespie Robert Gillespie en el Clinic de Lanzado de PescaTravel en el Embalse de La Jarosa en […]
Category: Spey Casting
Spey casting is a fun way to catch Steelhead, Trout, Salmon, and Smallmouth Bass
Rod Time Episode 4 the Trailer
Ok, this is a really funny fly fishing video. It’s too funny not to post. Rod Time Ep. 4 The Trailer: Trailer It’s the trailer to end all trailers. Join Waist Deep Media as they push the boundaries of what’s possible in fly fishing. Exotic locations, expensive microphones, dramatic music. Nothing can match the remote […]
Jeff Hickman
JEFF HICKMAN – The FlyFish Journal It is satisfying to please your guide, but I don’t get guided often. I can barely guide myself, and am rarely ever comfortable on large rivers that I’ve never fished. Generally I prefer to fish alone, or with a few buddies. Sometimes it is more fun to fish together, […]
Skagit Spring
Skagit Spring – The FlyFish Journal If you’re lucky, you’ll find yourself knee deep in a slow push of un-fished water, half meditating and half hunting, sometimes with friends and sometimes alone and you’ll hope in your heart that a bright fish, not long from the Pacific, could have paused there during its upstream journey. […]
Beyond the swing
Beyond the Swing ALTHOUGH DAVE HUGHES’S exhaustively titled Wet Flies: Tying and Fishing Soft-Hackles, Winged and Wingless Wets, and Fuzzy Nymphshelped bring on a minor resurgence of the wet fly more than a decade ago, for many fly fishers, these old-school patterns remain something of a mystery. Please follow and like us:0
Recycling Abandoned Commercial Nets into Sunglasses?
Untangle Our Oceans Discarded fishing nets and gear are some of the deadliest forms of plastic in our oceans. Every year, the amount of these grows by an estimated 640,000 tons. So we’re joining forces with Bureo, a dedicated team working with fishermen to prevent used nets from polluting our oceans and harming marine life. […]
Spey Casting Youtube: Circle up, or Drift
I just published a Spey Casting Youtube video about the drift or circle up. The circle up is the part of the cast that gets you from the end of the sweep to the beginning of the forward cast. According to the Flyfishers International website, the definition of the Drift is: Drift – Rod rotation […]
Casting Longbelly Spey Lines
Three things I am working on in my effort to develop my casting technique with long belly Spey Lines. Keeping my elbows in front of me for the lift and sweep. Particularly with the up hand elbow. I want to keep the line moving at an incline to form the bottom leg of the V […]
How to Do a Single Spey with a long line.
How to Do a Single Spey Cast with a long belly line: Like This: Lift Slow Sweep with the body Please follow and like us:0
10 Things You must know before you start Skagit or Spey Casting
Here is a list of newby Skagit casting basics to get you started on your Spey Casting journey 1) (Besides backing and running line) you only need your Skagit head, a sink tip, and 3 feet of straight mono leader. Oh, and a fly. 2) Once you have attached the above set up you do NOT […]