If your interested in competition Spey casting or Spey casting long lines this video is very informative and has lots of tips to help you learn to spey cast a long line
Thank you Tim, I so appreciate your willingness to be humble enough to post your progress. "It's all good - it's all fun". I'm learning long belly, find myself making progress, then I regress and it all goes to pot. I think the key is to not get too discouraged, if it goes to pot, I return to a simple in line cast, then work back to a single spey. And when I make a good single spey - I call the session a win. Self grace is so critical to learn.
I keep coming back to this one as I especially like the last casts on the video. Huge amounts of aerialized line flowing in curves and spirals. Reminds me of Janusz Panicz, my unofficial artist in residence. As I believe I have said before, this is my favorite type of spey casting; so beautiful. You also do very well with the long line. And don't discount yourself when talking about powerful casters; you are one of them. I've seen your videos. Seen you hit the trees on the far bank. I see past your self-depreciating narrative while taking note of your sincere willingness to help move others forward. Without your consent, I have chosen you as my unofficial mentor. Bold move on my part.
Forgo the wallpaper and keep peace at home! lol I would like to introduce myself through private messaging. I have an email address for you from an earlier exchange but I won't use it without your permission. I do not wish to become overly familiar, too soon and thereby create concern. I value your privacy and security as much as my own. Be forewarned, though, that I am a boat rocker and I speak my mind, often much to my chagrin. Honesty is probably my sole virtue. I am a modern day equivalent of an aged Don Quixote and still looking for dragons to do battle. So carefully think about whether or not an exchange as outlined is acceptable. Peace from the Skagit.
Powerful casting there, Jedi. Even left you short of breathe at times; your breathlessness showed during parts of your narrative. At times it looked like you might launch yourself with the cast and only gravity interfering. Too physical for me, my back wouldn't take it. It actually makes Skagit casting, with its heavy sink tips and huge flies, seem far less extreme.
Line spid vorrei provare il lancio con LANGLINE come lo trovo' e' sicuramente speciale. Perfavore una informazione su questo line. Provare e' sempre bello. Grazie
This is the Galeforce competition shooting head. Awesome line! But its very heavy. I love the Galeforce 15 M extended head for regular fishing rods. Redshed fly shop in Pec Idaho is the place to go! yhst-9494565811469.stores.yahoo.net/gaelforce1.html
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Thank you Tim, I so appreciate your willingness to be humble enough to post your progress. "It's all good - it's all fun". I'm learning long belly, find myself making progress, then I regress and it all goes to pot. I think the key is to not get too discouraged, if it goes to pot, I return to a simple in line cast, then work back to a single spey. And when I make a good single spey - I call the session a win. Self grace is so critical to learn.
I agree, self grace is so necessary and productive and being over critical of oneself can be very counterproductive!
Love your honest and accurate assessment of where and why things aren't working.
Thanks brotha! I had not seen that you commented! Thank you very much Peter!
I keep coming back to this one as I especially like the last casts on the video. Huge amounts of aerialized line flowing in curves and spirals. Reminds me of Janusz Panicz, my unofficial artist in residence. As I believe I have said before, this is my favorite type of spey casting; so beautiful. You also do very well with the long line. And don't discount yourself when talking about powerful casters; you are one of them. I've seen your videos. Seen you hit the trees on the far bank. I see past your self-depreciating narrative while taking note of your sincere willingness to help move others forward. Without your consent, I have chosen you as my unofficial mentor. Bold move on my part.
Forgo the wallpaper and keep peace at home! lol I would like to introduce myself through private messaging. I have an email address for you from an earlier exchange but I won't use it without your permission. I do not wish to become overly familiar, too soon and thereby create concern. I value your privacy and security as much as my own. Be forewarned, though, that I am a boat rocker and I speak my mind, often much to my chagrin. Honesty is probably my sole virtue. I am a modern day equivalent of an aged Don Quixote and still looking for dragons to do battle. So carefully think about whether or not an exchange as outlined is acceptable. Peace from the Skagit.
Sounds like this guys is looking a good bumming
Powerful casting there, Jedi. Even left you short of breathe at times; your breathlessness showed during parts of your narrative. At times it looked like you might launch yourself with the cast and only gravity interfering. Too physical for me, my back wouldn't take it. It actually makes Skagit casting, with its heavy sink tips and huge flies, seem far less extreme.
Keep on motivating us.
eye open. Thanks for the video
One of your best videos Imo. Is that left foot out of the water one of your signature moves? :-) I really enjoyed the video.
I learned something and I had a laugh - boom!
Line spid vorrei provare il lancio con LANGLINE come lo trovo' e' sicuramente speciale. Perfavore una informazione su questo line. Provare e' sempre bello. Grazie
This is the Galeforce competition shooting head. Awesome line! But its very heavy. I love the Galeforce 15 M extended head for regular fishing rods. Redshed fly shop in Pec Idaho is the place to go! yhst-9494565811469.stores.yahoo.net/gaelforce1.html
What line are you using in the video?
Gaelforce competition line. 71.5 feet and 1050 grains. Wonderful lines! The best! Thank you!