By: Rachel Andras “Fish IN CLOSE FIRST, short line, and don’t wade out past the fish.” Rachel Andras finishes the last…
Spey Fishing
By: Rachel Andras When asked to share a few helpful tip for catching Steelhead I wanted to make sure I just…
https://vimeo.com/452929613By: Jennifer La Follette Snake Roll Setps Lift Line all the Way Up Draw Your Small Circle Sweep to Your…
https://vimeo.com/452929656By: Jennifer La Follette Double Spey Casting Steps Lift Line all the Way Up Drag Your Anchor (End of Fly Line)…
https://vimeo.com/452929532By: Jennifer La Follette Let’s talk about how to properly hold a spey rod. Use your ring finger at the butt…
Photo Credit – Joanne Chow By: Kate Watson “One of the most common mistakes with Spey casting, is speed. If…
By: Mia Sheppard Big, wide rivers like the Lower Deschutes in Central Oregon or the Clearwater in Idaho can be difficult…
By: Molly Semenik Spey casting is a form of casting that is used when backcast room is limited. An anchor…
By: Heather Hodson Most Scandi and Skagit casting systems require some sort of tip to complete the system. This tip could be…
By: Heather Hodson The components of either a Scandi or Skagit spey set-up are backing, running line, shooting head, floating or…
By: Amy Hazel Last Weeks Recap – The most commonly used types of Spey lines are shooting heads. These shooting heads attach…
By: Mary Ann Dozer Choosing a Line for your Two Hand Rod can be confusing. Mary Ann Dozer of Fly Fishing Pursuits has…