So sick! Awesome fly line! Also, I know Cheech puts Power Bait under his flies…He also sprinkles a little Cheeto dust on them with residue left on his finger tips!

Okay, I might have missed a vid or two. You showed the double spey with a downstream wind and your rod hand on the downstream side. The snap T is for when there is an upstream wind and rod on the upstream side. What do you do when you have a downstream wind with the rod on the upstream side, or an upstream wind with the rod on the downstream side? Assuming you can’t cross and fish from the other side of the river.

Super cool use of the “blue print” to show the difference between the lines.

Hopefully you got rid of the ridiculous, bright colors.

Did you guys fix the durability issues?

We fished with Chris and Wayne and I found it a very nice alternative, large flies are not a problem. Good job

Nicely done!

Junk fly line and your customer service is absolutely pathetic. 🤡

Your product sucks and so does your customer service. Bought a new pack of the Avid Bass and the loop came apart in less than a few times actually using it. Of course my complaint fell on deaf ears and no replacement. Seems like companies would finally realize an unhappy customer isn’t worth trying to save a few dollars over. Ass🤡

I can’t stretch Rio hard mono 20 pounds and up hopefully you will explain it how some day🙏

This is not only a simple explanation it is by far the BEST explanation I've found and I've been looking at double haul videos for months.

The real takeaway from this and an earlier presentation I saw was that the Clinch knot is super strong, while I had previously been told it was closer to 65% of the strength of the line. The Improved Clinch exist because of the belief that a Clinch knot is weak. Turns out it is the weak link, so there is no need for it to exist at all. At 89% for the clinch knot, you never really need more. 4x is now 6 pounds which is so strong you can't really break it with a flyrod unless you go straight to the reel. The Tarpon record for 6 pound on the fly is 130 pounds. Your knot to the leader may break first, so in the extreme of for instance competition fishing with rod length tippets you end up with the fish escaping with 8 feet of tippet, which is very bad conservation practice. In those cases where you need 100% strength, the UNI knot is better, and replaces the Trilene knot for me. Plus it can be used for every part of a leader, if one really wanted to. Generally the 100 percent knots are for something like records, and the actual systems used are rather more complex.

Great presentation. Well illustrated, clear, easy visuals and great explanations. Thanks for your efforts. Cheers .

Chris well done learned a lot on midges.

Totally useless what a waste of space !

Thank you sir

Great video, thank you!!

pls more carp vids i love them so much

When i put a new line on, I like to pull it behind the boat for a few miles to work out any twist

Whats the point of this video

Hard working guide!

🏂🎣🏄🤙

I wish I could cast like that!

Yeah curtis, tight lines!

I have minimal use for Spey in my area, but picked up the skill for the pure enjoyment and beauty of the casting technique.

What a cast

I have a sage payload #6 Which class should I choose the line in. The rod casts with 200-230 grains

Struggle to finish the last part. Where the fly line connects with the double braid loop.

WHAT SIZE NAIL??

Do you usually place your heaviest streamer as your first fly or your bottom fly?

Great video. I would like more of these. Thank you again.

Not one...one mention of line control, how to feed , what to expect...the rod..light ,med or heavy...line weight, leader build fly size...

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Thaink you so much ive been trying to fish a small mountan creek and its so over grown i cant cast anything but there are 13 inch trout in there thaink you maybe ill cacth a good trout next time

This is the only video, as a beginner, that taught me how to do it. The holding of the 2 tag ends was the game changer for me. Thank you!!!

Is it possible to combine a roll cast with a double haul?

Some people argue that one should change the loops on the flyline to get better strength. I have bought 2 pcs of Rio Elite GT and 2 pcs Rio Elite Bonefish for a travel to Cook Island in November. Do I need to change the loop on the GT line och can I count on it to hold, if I get lucky and hook a big one?

What specific lines does Simon use in this video. The weight forward makes a sound, like that one would hear using a textured line.

Any tips with coping with a strong following wind? I struggle to load the rod on the back cast even with a haul.

How do you cope with a strong back wind? Even with a haul I find it difficult to achieve loading the rod.

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Thanks from Poland,top teaching skills!!

Simon Gawesworth is a freaking legend.

Too much talk. Not enough casting examples.

Pro-tip: add a micro swivel at the leader end. Then, you aren't cutting back the polyleader when you change tippets, and you get a swivel in the mix which is good for streamer fishing.

Useless video.

Excellent video. Thanks much

Heck yea thank you for this!

Love the video! What sling pack are you using in this video? And is it holding the net too or is it just hanging between the pack and your back? Thank again!