Casting with Ed: More on the C-Spey-Drawing Your C

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In this video, Ed Ward goes into a little more detail regarding the C-Spey cast, one we’ve decided to highlight for the beginning of the summer. In this segment, Ed talks more in-depth on “drawing your C”, which is how you set your anchor and is unique to other casts. It has its little nuances, and here Ed breaks those down for you to get you set up for success. We like this cast for beginners; however, this segment has a little more meat and potato’s for not only someone starting out, but also for the intermediate skill levels as well. So, grab a note pad and a beverage, and get ready to go to school. To watch the “Connecting the Planes” video referred to in this installment of Casting with Ed, follow this link: • Ed Ward Skagit Casting...

[@raymondtucker312]

Ed - Thank you for sharing these casting demonstration videos. They are very helpful, and well explained. Nice job.

[@waynehanshue712]

Thanks. Best explanation I’ve ever seen. I have changed my reels around. I have extra spool s. I really want to get better at this. Thanks again

[@Kevin-hn1id]

These videos are great, I look forward to seeing them come out, great instruction.

[@opstshare7295]

More to come soon!

[@grahamowen6308]

Thanks Ed, always interested in what you have to say...

[@niall441]

I would do a Double spey and not worry about the fly hitting the rod and cast off my right side.

[@opstshare7295]

This is also sometimes an option, but not always!

[@DFishElement]

What type of line are u using WF or DT

[@OPSkagit]

A skagit line we sell, that's not a weight forward or double taper line.

[@user-bz7uk9qn6c]

Нихрена не понял, но интересно!

[@flyman399344]

翻訳何言ってるか不明です。残念です。