How to Cast Streamers with Kelly Galloup

[@mikecrook8650]

Great video and info. Thank's Kelly I just learned a lot on sinking lines. Thanks again.

[@brianwebster5017]

I knew that. I just needed Kelly to remind me 😊. Beautiful colorful backdrop

[@mde8979]

Great video. Very helpful. I'd offe 8:38 r one suggestion. For these casting tutorials, consider using a light colored rod to create a visual contrast from the water. Might make it a little easier to visualize your rod movements.

[@paharding]

Another great informative video. The captions help immensely. Please keep doing the captions.

[@gregsage1605]

I need to work on my line hand... Thanks Kelly!

[@johnnylightning1491]

Now I know why I'm having such a hard time casting streamers with floating line. Thanks Kelly.

[@stuartmarriott8056]

Great information Kelly, thank you. Caught my first river streamer fish last week doing all your No No’s. Now I know why it felt a lot harder than it should’ve been. Do the same rules apply using interchangeable tips?

[@TheEzzieboy]

Why are you standing right where the fish want to be? Asking for Johnny.

[@rickconyers5873]

Good morning sir! I’m a new subscriber and wanted to say I love your channel and your no nonsense approach. I live in Arkansas and fish the Little red river and spring river. I was curious what weight rod you’d recommend for throwing a fast sinking line for moderately sized streamers?

[@TheSlideinn]

Appreciate the support. 6 for wading, 7 for boat fishing.

[@jimholland1592]

Excellent, thanks Kelly 😉☕️☕️

[@davidhaddon2854]

Notice you do not have very much of a D loop before you roll cast , does this not hamper your roll cast .

[@jameshill8548]

Appreciate the knowledge!!

Kelly, you are the best :D Thank you Sir

[@Zspencer15]

What rod are you using? Looks like the streamer x but I’d like to be sure.

[@TheSlideinn]

streamer X

[@williamfraser8309]

@@TheSlideinn

[@rickconyers5873]

Are you using a 7 or 8 weight streamer x?

[@seanfalconer7182]

Thank you Kelly 😎👍🏻

[@thepimpernel6971]

Good info

[@Jerflyfisher]

4:30 Is he... "Pulling the Rope"? 😮

[@3for5spotshooter]

Ever notice that when people are good at something they can easily explain it.

[@ajheath5123]

Roll casting should be the first fly casting method taught, lots of time would be saved in the learning process.

[@mortenthenorwegian2875]

[@academicmailbox7798]

I'm guilty of shooting the line, letting go of the line to obtain distance, and correct it does leave you extremely badly set up, to begin the fly retrieve having completed a cast. In fact I'm so programmed 'not' to hold the line, that I didn't even realize I did it. And yeah, nine times out of ten the line wraps around a rod butt, a reel, a rod ring, a belt buckle on your waders, around an arm, a leg or a wading stick. And yeah, with retrieved fly tactics this is almost a kiss of death, as you use up most of the best time when the fly is in the water, not even paying attention. But hey, I still try to convince myself 'I won' by managing to squeeze out an additional five or ten yards distance (it's a bad side effect of paying attention to too many casting championships over decades). And the amount to de-programming now to undo this instinct, as I said is no laughing matter. But struggle one must.

[@salmotones]

In the words of my great friend, mentor and Letort legend "you can't catch a Fish if your fly isn't in the water."

[@lastcoyote2355]

Let he who is without sin make the first false cast …🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😂😂😂