Spey Fishing With Jon - Episode One

[@cohoblue6512]

Excellent Excellent Excellent Jon,,great to see a guy actually fish a river and describe in detail how to cover the water plus get the correct casts,mending,flies etc.. Exceptionally helpful,thank you sir..You keep posting and i`ll keep coming back for more..SUBSCRIBED !

[@ashlandflyshop770]

+Coho Blue Thanks for the feedback man! Tight Lines!

[@pastorkincaid]

Killer videos. So glad that I found them. Keep them coming!!!

[@tateshepherd523]

These vids are awesome. I fish the Rogue occasionally, beautiful water!

[@paulnewcomb967]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@ashlandflyshop770]

+Paul Newcomb Thanks Paul!

[@thomasduffy2519]

Great vid thank you

[@jamesdennis1151]

Love all these videos thanks, not sure if you have covered it but what tippet do you like for winter steelhead? Mono or Floracarbon? Lb test/diameter.

[@2112kustoms.]

Jon here with, "left side audio only for years"! ...

[@downstreamthoughts]

Do you get many takes from non steelhead trout while swinging? I'm just getting into trying to get the basics of 2 hand down and it is a blast!!

[@bigron8346]

The fish of a thousand casts

[@awaken77]

we don't have steelhead in Europe but plenty of brown trout. is it also applicable ?

[@ashlandflyshop770]

+awaken77 Many aspects of reading water and where fish hold are surely applicable.

[@fionabrown6983]

Are you casting the 'C' case clockwise?

[@Caseyw462]

silly question maybe? but how much of the shooting head is outside of the rod?

[@ashlandflyshop770]

Generally, we like to fish with the entire shooting head outside the rod. Usually we'll start our cast with the head somewhere around twelve inches outside the rod. If you're really trying to lengthen your cast, you may want more overhang. Or if you're in a tight casting situation, you may want to pull the head into the rod a bit so your D Loop is shallower.

[@Caseyw462]

Thanks for the response and all of your instructional videos! Yesterday was a breakthrough day for my spey casting! Special to thanks to spey CPR!!!

[@ashlandflyshop770]

Awesome to hear, glad it's getting better!

[@fionabrown6983]

Or anti-clockwise it's difficult to see