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Spey TV Episode 6 – Don’t Out Kick Your Coverage
Take it from George. Image: Spey TV. George Cook is back with the sixth installment of Spey TV, explaining why you don't always have to "huck mega"...

Spey Casting – Pull More, Push Less
Pull more, push less. Photo: Tosh Brown. We do a lot of spey fishing at our lodges in Alaska and British Columbia, and by far one of the...

Spey TV Episode 4: Running Line Management
Manage this, cast better. Image: Spey TV. When it comes to skagit or scandi style spey casting, good line management is key to remaining tangle free...

The Single-Hand Spey Revolution
Trevor, single-hand rod, and a spey cast. Photo: Kyle Shea. Most of the time, when people hear the words 'spey casting,' they immediately think of two-handed...

The Off-Shoulder Cast
The off-shoulder cast. Photo: Mike Sanders. Presenting the fly with the wind blowing hard onto your casting shoulder (blowing onto your right side for right handed casters,...

Casting to Bonefish – Start With a Sweep
Nice Sweep.. Photo: Louis Cahill. Ask any angler new to bonefishing the most difficult part about flats fishing and they're likely to say casting in the...

Presenting to Bonefish – Simplified
Tory knows.. Photo: Hollis Bennett. A lot has been written on where to land your fly when fishing for bonefish. While a whole bunch of factors...

Casting Short for Bonefish – 3 Tips
Bonefish, 11 o'clock, 20 feet. Photo: Hollis Bennett. We say it all the time, but at Andros South you don't need to cast very far to...
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