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SPEY & SINGLE HAND LESSONS

Spey casting is a casting technique primarily used in fly fishing, especially when dealing with large rivers or tight casting spaces. It involves the use of a two-handed fly rod and specialized casting techniques to efficiently cover a wide range of water.

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Single-handed fly fishing is a technique where an angler uses a single-handed fly rod to cast and present a fly to catch fish. Here are some key aspects of single-handed fly fishing:

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 LESSON PRICING

2 hour lesson $190 CDN Per Person maximum 3 people for lesson 

 

*Prices do not include taxes, gratuities or fishing licenses
 

All necessary equipment is provided for lessons

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Learn the Basic Casting Techniques

 

SPEY CASTING

Roll Cast:

    • The roll cast is fundamental to Spey casting.

    • Practice rolling the line and fly out in a straight line, both upstream and downstream.

  • Single Spey Cast:

    • Learn the basic Single Spey cast to cover water on one side of the river.

    • Practice forming a D-loop and delivering the cast smoothly.

  • Double Spey Cast:

    • Similar to the Single Spey but allows you to cast across the river.

    • Focus on forming a D-loop on the opposite side of the river.

  • Snap-T Cast:

    • A powerful cast suitable for longer distances.

    • Master the snap and the rod movement to generate speed and power.

 Understand the D-Loop

  • The D-loop is crucial in Spey casting as it stores energy for the cast.

  • Practice forming a proper D-loop by sweeping the rod along the water's surface.

 Footwork and Body Position

  • Proper footwork is essential for balance and power.

  • Position your body perpendicular to the target and adjust your stance accordingly.

 Practice, Practice, Practice

Spey casting can be challenging, so regular practice is key.

  • Work on your timing, rod loading, and presentation skills.

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SINGLE HAND

 

Casting Techniques

  • Proper casting involves the angler loading the rod with energy and then releasing it in a controlled manner to propel the fly line and fly to the target.

  • Single-handed casting techniques include the basic overhead cast, roll cast, sidearm cast, and various specialized casts.

  • Single-handed fly fishing can be used in various environments, including rivers, lakes, and saltwater flats. Techniques can include drifting flies on the surface, nymphing underwater, or stripping streamers to imitate baitfish.

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