Spey Casting With Jon - Faults & Fixes

[@robertforrester4019]

john you are in my opinion the best in the world at teaching the spey!! been watching people from around the world. thank you , cheers from Robert , st joe river , imdiana

[@cbearw1]

I always learn lots from all of Jon's casting videos but this one is my favourite by far.

[@ashlandflyshop770]

+cbearw1 Glad we can help! Have fun out there!

[@pastorkincaid]

Thanks so much for taking the time to post all of your videos. They have been a tremendous help to me. I really appreciate it.

[@TheBernie0080]

Thank you. I have been watching all of your spey casting instruction videos. It has been a great help for me as a self taught fly fisher.

[@ashlandflyshop770]

+TheBernie0080 Thank you, glad to hear it! Tight Lines!

[@arcticstar1]

This is arguably the most valuable casting video ever made. I've watched them all lol. KZbin, and DVD. None have addressed this stuff and it has been a lifesaver for me. IDK what motivates somebody to take so much of their valuable time and use it to help others, but I sure appreciate it. More than I can say and I hope great Karma comes your way and I know it will. Thank you for this, and all you awesome vids.

[@ashlandflyshop770]

Thank you so much for the feedback, we really put a lot of energy in these videos! It's really great to hear that you're getting a lot out of them!

[@mikemott3305]

I wish I had found this video a few months ago. Great tips. Trying to help, hooking I think refers to the condition where the line doesn't travel straight but rather lands on the water in an arc. With a double spey, right hand on top and river right my hook was to the left. Your tip would have helped my understand and solve the problem more quickly. Thanks for a great set of videos.

[@christophm2735]

Always great lessons. Thanks Jon.

[@Jones90090]

Audio issue?

[@cachi-7878]

I wish you had demonstrated a few casts...

[@DownTheRabbit-Hole]

I film myself in slo-mo at 1080p 240 fps on GoPro Hero 6 or an iPad Pro 10.5(720p). You can then upload it to your youtube channel and have other people analyze it. Tip: Film wide angle with dark Pine Trees as backdrop (sun on backside of trees). Experiment with different angles. I was able to see my overpowering concave tip path and resultant tailing loops. Good Luck

[@mrmuff9194]

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