casting

Spey Casting: Overhang and Tip, Head, and Rod Length
Now, that's a short overhang. Photo: Greg Houska. Last week we presented you with an informative write-up from our pal Stuart Foxall on the importance of...

Spey Casting Tips – Stuart Foxall on Adjusting Overhang
Fraser eyes his overhang. Photo: Stuart Foxall. Over the last several years of hosting trips and spending days on the river almost exclusively with spey anglers,...

How to Change the Angle of Your Spey Cast – North 40 Video
Angle matters. Photo: Greg Houska. One of the major advantageous of spey casting, as well as a defining characteristic of what a spey cast actually is,...

Spey Casting – Casting Plane and Wading Depth
This would require a high casting plane. Photo: Nick Chambers. Have you ever started off a day feeling great about your cast only to change runs...

Ed Ward Skagit Casting Tip – Separating Planes (Video)
Give it a watch below. Photo: OPST screenshot. We'll admit it, we're casting nerds. Whether single or double handed, we love discussing the intricacies of fly...

Wind on Your Dominant Shoulder – Top 3 Casts
Kent keeps his backcast low. Photo: Louis Cahill. It's no secret, excess wind is one of the most challenging variables to overcome when casting a fly...

Ed Ward on the Perry Poke – OPST Video
Listen to Ed. Photo: OPST screenshot. When it comes to skagit-style spey casting, we think its safe to say that the Perry Poke is one of...

Better Backcast Presentations – Roundup
Bend it like Bruce. Photo: Louis Cahill. For the last five weeks we've been coming at you with some common faults and fixes on one of...
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