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As a self-taught spey caster, I love these videos. Not only is aSimon really good at explaining things, the overhead video shots are just really helpful.
ОтветитьSimon, when you talk about longer spey lines, what sort of dimensions are you thinking of 45 foot? 60 foot or even longer? It would be very helpful to know.
ОтветитьSimon you are a master! Thanks again for explaining everything to such a small detail :)
ОтветитьI thought the whole point of the longer lines was to avoid making noise, namely, employing the single spey. Great video, just wondering.
ОтветитьYa gotta love this guy! Brillant stuff and I love the "pretty Rad" bit😂
ОтветитьPretty rad
ОтветитьThis guy is such a pro
ОтветитьAwesome! Great video and tips!
ОтветитьWhat tips do you put on the end of those longer lines? I take it you aren't throwing T-Tips on
ОтветитьWould this still work when there are obstacles in the background? It seems that this exaggerated D loop goes way back behind the caster.
ОтветитьFantastic video again. Just out of curiosity, To what extend will these improvements go with short head lines like skagit and with heavy sinking tips?
ОтветитьSimon you are a sick individual.
ОтветитьAlways love your video- well made and Uber educational. Thank you!
ОтветитьThis is maybe the best instructional video I have ever seen.
ОтветитьReally appreciate this. Honestly, I’ve learned all my spey casts from Simon’s videos over the past couple years. Describes it so well. Makes me feel like a pro.
ОтветитьTop notch as ever
Ответить👍👍
ОтветитьAnother cracking video by one of the best casting instructors in the world👍👍👍
ОтветитьStellar teaching with easy to remember components. A lot of good thinking and prep goes into figuring out how to explain this to folks. Thanks!
ОтветитьVery nice explanation of the cast. Outstanding tips.
ОтветитьMolto bravo Mr. Simon
ОтветитьJust great!!
ОтветитьThe added top view makes wonders for the learning.
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