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| Name | Skagit Casting Tips and Thoughts - Spey Casting Instructions |
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| Video Discription | Skagit Casting and spey casting are great ways to fish for a variety of species. In this video, Dave goes over some Skagit casting tips and thoughts. https://www.cooperlandingfishingguide.com Spey fishing and especially skagit casting, is becoming more and more popular in Alaska and throughout the world. Cooper Landing Fishing Guide regularly features Spey Fishing on guided trips on the Kenai River. The Kenai River is home to some great spey and skagit fishing for Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon and Coho Salmon. Each of these species can be caught on a spey or switch rod - get in touch with us today to get set up with a memorable spey fishing experience! 1. Warm-Up - When stepping into a run for the first time with a Spey or switch rod, it is helpful to roll cast downstream to get a feel for the line and what range of power and what form is necessary to turn the fly over. This will help tremendously with your forward cast (which is a lot like a roll cast). 2. Extra Anchor Stick - If you consistently blow your anchor and can’t get the right feel for power application when Skagit casting, letting your line sit on the water for an extra second or two will greatly increase the “line stick” and help prevent anchors from blowing. 3. Check Your Leader and Fly - Ever swing for a while and either catch nothing or get a lot of grabs and no fish? Chances are that your fly has fouled. Have you ever had a knot in your leader and ignored it? Or worse-yet, had a knot in your leader and a fish broke you off? It is important to occasionally check your fly to make sure that it is swimming correctly and check your leaders for abrasions and knots to avoid heartbreak later in the day. 4. Steer Your Shooting Head and Fly - Knowing what your fly is doing at all times is a critical step in Spey fishing success. The appropriate speed and depth can often be observed by what your Spey line is doing in the water. Adjusting your Spey line will help your fly swim correctly. (often only minor adjustments can lead to big changes in how your fly is swimming). 5. Wade Appropriately for Conditions - Some spots demand a deep wade, while others demand that you barely enter the water. One of the biggest mistakes we see new Skagit anglers make is wading too deeply, or haphazardly stepping into a run without a plan. It is usually best to wade shallow to start and eventually wade more deeply if fishing conditions dictate that you must. Stay safe out there and only wade to your appropriate comfort level! 6. Learning to Spey Cast - Learning to Spey and Skagit cast is a fun and sometimes frustrating process. Keep in mind that no 2 casts are exactly the same and there are a lot of fundamentals that can be very confusing. Our advice here is to experiment with a variety of teachers, online videos and DVDs. Eventually, you will find the right teacher for your particular needs. Keeping Skagit casting simple is some of the best advice you will hear. Take your time and let the rod do most of the hard work. OUR FAVORITE GEAR FOR SKAGIT CASTING AND FISHING: Custom Cooper Landing Fishing Guide Apparel: https://teespring.com/stores/cooper-landing-guide-shack ECHO FULL SPEY ROD: http://bit.ly/2PM807o Airflo Skagit F.I.S.T. Spey Line: https://amzn.to/2OdYRDT Airflo Flo Sink Tips: https://amzn.to/2CtlcIE Patagonia Rio Gallegos Zip-Front Waders: http://bit.ly/2J3GQJp Simms G3 Guide Wading Boot: http://bit.ly/2TBrlwr ------------------------------------------ SUBSCRIBE TO US HERE: https://www.youtube.com/c/CooperLandingFishingGuide COOPER LANDING FISHING GUIDE ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.facebook.com/clfishingguide https://www.instagram.com/i_guide_alaska https://www.twitter.com/i_guide_alaska DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we'll receive a small commission. ABOUT: In this video David Lisi from Cooper Landing Fishing Guide, LLC shares some thoughts about Skagit casting and some tips that will help you become a better spey angler and better at skagit casting. How to cast a spey rod for trout, salmon and steelhead using the perry poke, double spey, snake roll and other spey casts, plus how to effectively fish spey rods for these species are critical skills for spey anglers. Watch this video to learn a few tips about skagit casting basics! #kenairiver #skagitcasting #cooperlandingfishingguide |
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