Thank you!! As a new spey caster your videos have been really helpful. You have a knack for simplifying casts and making them easy to learn. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise.
I like your style of teaching, Jedi. I have learned a great deal from watching your videos, something I do every day, especially after casting practice. While I admit it has been a struggle for me at my age, I am getting it together. I have noticed, though, that my snake roll rotates in the opposite direction of yours when setting up an upstream Perry Poke. Quickly unravels when rotating your way. I believe that maneuver is a leftover from my earlier days tossing the XLT spey line. I sure find my version of the snake roll more fun than doing the mainstay snap-T. Anyway, thanks again.
Much appreciated ! Loved the demonstrations on both short head (skagit) and long head (mid belly) lines. Having had it easy with short heads, I was having issues with a longer belly line. Having picked up a 63' Gaelforce Equalizer line, I had issues with snake roll casts and I now see the techniques for different lines using slightly different timing and line placement! An A+ video!
Great stuff. Snake roll has to be the most satisfying of all the casts and without a doubt the best looking one! That lake looks very cold! It's not that much better here in the UK. Only 11 days to go before I'm freezing my nuts off in the river Tyne! Looks like I'll be fishing in snow. Hope you have a great season!
Nice video and good casting as usual! When you do the first forward stroke (the beginning of the nine) is it in the same direction where you want the fly to land when you deliver the cast? Or is it in some other direction, more to the right or left? Keep up the good work! //Roger
Line Speed Jedi Thanks for replying! I'm just starting learn/understanding snakeroll in my case with a long belly. And I think your video explaining it good! I also think it's easier to go little over to the left instead of aiming at the target in the start of the cast. I'am glad to hear from you I'm on right track so far! Now I just need a lot of practice then the ice in Sweden melt and I can start speycast again. //Roger
Thanks Tim! Good that you have the knowledge and can explain in a good way! And you are generous to share with us others. Now I know what to think of when I practice snakeroll with long belly! //Roger
Thank you!! As a new spey caster your videos have been really helpful. You have a knack for simplifying casts and making them easy to learn. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise.
Best Snake Roll tutorial ever. Thank you!
Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that! Cheers!
Great videos!!! Really help me out and I need all the help I can get!! Thanks!
Glad to hear it! Thanks Robert
This has really made a difference to my casting. Great videos you have a real talent for explaining.
in one of your other videos you said "slow is fast" I really try to tell myself that when I am casting and it helps. thank you for the good lessons.
I like your style of teaching, Jedi. I have learned a great deal from watching your videos, something I do every day, especially after casting practice. While I admit it has been a struggle for me at my age, I am getting it together. I have noticed, though, that my snake roll rotates in the opposite direction of yours when setting up an upstream Perry Poke. Quickly unravels when rotating your way. I believe that maneuver is a leftover from my earlier days tossing the XLT spey line. I sure find my version of the snake roll more fun than doing the mainstay snap-T. Anyway, thanks again.
Much appreciated ! Loved the demonstrations on both short head (skagit) and long head (mid belly) lines. Having had it easy with short heads, I was having issues with a longer belly line. Having picked up a 63' Gaelforce Equalizer line, I had issues with snake roll casts and I now see the techniques for different lines using slightly different timing and line placement! An A+ video!
Thank you for this. I appreciate your teaching style.
Keep the videos coming they have helped me loads.
Great stuff. Snake roll has to be the most satisfying of all the casts and without a doubt the best looking one! That lake looks very cold! It's not that much better here in the UK. Only 11 days to go before I'm freezing my nuts off in the river Tyne! Looks like I'll be fishing in snow. Hope you have a great season!
Always like your vids mate.
Top notch video as always 👍
Nice Alligator head in the water!!! Great Casting!
Great Snake Roll. Thanks a lot. Etienne Verhasselt, Belgium.
Thanks for a great illustration. Its a bit of a handfull coming from singlehand flyrod, but exiting. Brgds, Brian (Denmark)
Hang in there Brian! Keep after it and go slow. You will get it! Thank you for watching!
Got to admit, the snake roll is extremely efficient if the conditions are right for it.
Nice video and good casting as usual!
When you do the first forward stroke (the beginning of the nine) is it in the same direction where you want the fly to land when you deliver the cast?
Or is it in some other direction, more to the right or left?
Keep up the good work!
//Roger
Line Speed Jedi
Thanks for replying!
I'm just starting learn/understanding snakeroll in my case with a long belly.
And I think your video explaining it good! I also think it's easier to go little over to the left instead of aiming at the target in the start of the cast.
I'am glad to hear from you I'm on right track so far!
Now I just need a lot of practice then the ice in Sweden melt and I can start speycast again.
//Roger
Thanks Tim!
Good that you have the knowledge and can explain in a good way! And you are generous to share with us others.
Now I know what to think of when I practice snakeroll with long belly!
//Roger
What length is the rod, type of line ...is that a switch rod or spey..?
It's been a while but I think I used my !%' Carron and midbelly Spey line.
Gator must be freezing!
Be careful not to cast on that crocodile in front of you there..heh..heh! Seriously though, nice job on the vid.
Always just called it a roll cast.
backwards 9 = e
Copy that Sloan!! Thanks man!
Need to wash your hands.
thats what happens when you work for a livin