"How To Trout Spey, Gear & Casts" - Far Bank Fly Fishing School, Episode 15

[@wschield608]

I’m feel like the boy in the back of the classroom praying the teacher doesn’t choose him but unlike that little boy I’m actually learning something, something that I want to understand better. You have a wonderful manor of teaching. Easy to follow plus it’s obvious you want everyone to succeed. I can’t wait to watch Vol. 2. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together. Wes

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed this video and thanks for commenting. We'll pass on your words to Simon as he loves hearing that people enjoy his work.

[@berks8260]

Good easy to understand description of skagit and skandi lines and tips….Love the baseball ping pong ball comparison.

[@FarBank]

Great, glad you enjoyed it. We'll pass on your comment to Simon about the two balls, as he loves that kind of feedback. Thanks for commenting :)

[@aaronclarkt]

absolutely amazing. I am sooo stoked! I love his stoke! Soo well explained. totally my teacher. gonna hit the river tomorrow!

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed the video and Simon's presentation style - hopefully it helps you progress with the trout Spey game. Tight lines...

[@josephtommasi3477]

Thank you Simon

[@thenickrodriquez]

Knowledge drop, Sage fan for life. Thanks again Simon!

[@FarBank]

Glad you enjoyed the episode - thanks for your comment

[@Leavenotraceexpeditions]

Finally!!! 🎉 I have question … If we can skate flies for steelhead in our 13ft 7wt, could we skandi skate small chubbies on trout spey? 😊

[@FarBank]

Yes, very much so, and skated stoneflies as well...

[@ithrow2]

Having seen fishing instructional videos like this before, imagine my shock when he took the rod apart to demonstrate the forward cast and a fish didn’t pick that moment to take his fly 😂

[@FarBank]

That would have been a real highlight!! 😂

[@richardbradley2059]

S.G. Is the BEST!

[@FarBank]

We're glad you enjoy his work 😁

[@Joetheflyfisherguy]

I fly fish for everything, small creek browns, brooks and rainbows, great lakes salmon and steelhead, bass, pike, and even walleye. Recently i was gifted a 16 foot, bamboo spey rod, and i was considering using it fo chinook and cohos. My main concern is that i generally use a 10 wt minimum as 25+ lb chinook are not uncommon. Should i put some 7-8 weogh line on the rod or kust make it a centerpin for using roe?

[@FarBank]

We believe a 16ft bamboo rod is more like an 11wt, or maybe a 10wt. If so, a 7/8 line would be too light.

[@MikesBigTrouts]

Thank you for this video from Germany! Great job! 🎣🎣

[@FarBank]

@@MikesBigTrouts - thanks for commenting, we're delighted you enjoyed the video and hopefully picked up a good tip or two

[@xeqlayx3185]

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