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Jul 11 2010

Sometimes It’s Simple

Dec puts another kind of bend in it.  Photo: Cameron Miller
Dec puts another kind of bend in it. Photo: Cameron Miller

One of our followers on Twitter recently chimed in with a question for our friend and Alaska West spey instructor Dec Hogan.

The question basically boiled down to asking about “the nuances of casting deeper-bend spey rods”.  You see, Dec likes rods that are relatively slow and that literally bend all the way through the cork when casting.  We have some pretty technical content about spey fishing on our site, so the expectation might have been for some detailed comments about hand position, timing and grain weights.

Not so.  If you know Dec, you won’t be surprised by his response.

Nuances and Secrets of Casting a Slow, Deep Loading Two-Handed Rod.
By Dec Hogan

Slow down.

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  1. Spey Casting and Fishing Articles says:
    November 17, 2010 at 3:31 pm

    […] Simple Advice from Dec Hogan […]

  2. Managing Spey Rods | Video on Preventing Rod Mating says:
    December 2, 2011 at 6:01 am

    […] Slow Down […]

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