"Essential River Fly Fishing Casts" - Far Bank Fly Fishing School, Episode 11

[@martinpettinger]

Thank you Simon.

[@kmasonschecter]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed another one of our films? Great, thanks for letting us know, we appreciate the good comments very much. 😄

[@dangreasley7934]

Thanks for this one. Something you practice and aspire to

[@krishulsen9176]

Flawless instruction of basic casts! And I still learned a lot of it. I've never seen them so clearly explained! A must see for every flyfisherman... Keep up the magnificent work!

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for commenting

[@walterlewis7988]

The slow motion shots of your line dancing in the air are pure art. Magnificent!

[@FarBank]

Thanks, glad you liked it

[@michaelgieringer3209]

Great Video Instruction Simon - thank you.

[@FarBank]

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[@Chrisowen1948Newbury]

Just a brilliant video on river fly fishing casting that every fly fishing angler should watch, by the man himself

[@FarBank]

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[@FlyRiderFishing]

You're a treasure for the fly fishing and fly casting community around the globe, Simon! What a great video 👍 cannot wait to put your tuition to use next time I'm back on the river.

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed the video. We'll pass on your comment to Simon. Good luck with all those fun casts.

[@tomm6431]

Super as always. Head and shoulders above other videos. Good tips on how and why. Important details that make a big difference.

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for your comments - much appreciated.

[@paulatkinson4812]

Masterful! Very clear and concise coaching.

[@FarBank]

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[@kirillshlykov4874]

You tell and show in great detail, share your expertise. This is great! You are great! Thanks for the high quality and 100% useful episodes :)

[@FarBank]

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[@matteorottigni1744]

Amazing video all of them! Very well made, clear and such a pleasure to watch. Thank you!!

[@FarBank]

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[@jerryjohnson3190]

No one better, Outstanding

[@FarBank]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed the episode :)

[@kerryjordan7746]

Outstanding content and presentation. Thank you.

[@FarBank]

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[@cecchettoluca]

Great video. Amazing way of teaching fundamental casts, rich of arguments and tips. Thanks.

[@FarBank]

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[@tylerwhelan7343]

On the roll cast that last tip is to have your roll cast parallel to the line on the water. If the current has pulled the line behind you and you’re trying to cast back upstream how do you set up your line in front of you before making the cast? Is the roll cast only an option on still water? Thanks for the clarification.

[@FarBank]

Simply, you move the line on the water from where the current has pulled it, and lined it up with where you want to go - creating a track pointing in the direction of where you want that forward cast to go. You then finish with a roll cast. Sounds complicated, but is actually quite easy. This additional move turns the roll cast into a single handed Spey cast. If you are interested in seeing this - check out this video for more info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWweYmPjcqfj6s

[@Freedeeism]

Thank you sir! 🎣

[@njg5942]

Peerless instruction, IMHO. Thanks!

[@FarBank]

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