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Single-Handed Spey Casting by Simon Gawesworth (2009, Hardcover)

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Covers spey techniques useful for all rods Casting techniques practical for everyday fishing situations Expert spey caster Simon Gawesworth shares casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip. Whether youre a small-stream angler casting for tough trout or a saltwater fly fisher, Simon has refined spey casts for all one-handed rod needs: the single spey, double spey, snake roll, snap T, side cast, shepherds crook, reach cast, and aerial mends. Learn ways to cast a fly to cope with obstructions wherever you find them and whatever water you fish, making it possible for you to fish the waters that frustrate other anglers.

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Product Identifiers

PublisherStackpole Books

ISBN-100811705595

ISBN-139780811705592

eBay Product ID (ePID)73164911

Product Key Features

Book TitleSingle-Handed Spey Casting

Number of Pages256 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicFishing

Publication Year2009

IllustratorYes

GenreSports & Recreation

AuthorSimon Gawesworth

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height0.8 in

Item Weight46.8 Oz

Item Length11 in

Item Width8.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2009-014646

ReviewsExpert spey caster Simon Gawesworth shares casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip.

Dewey Edition22

Number of Volumes1 vol.

Dewey Decimal799.12/4

Table Of ContentIntroduction; The Basics of Fly Casting; Problems Behind; Problems in Front; Combined Problems; Adding Distance; Tackle; Index.

SynopsisHow do you cast in tight spots or deal with overhanging branches? Most fly casters use the roll cast, but you can also use the double roll cast, which gives you a little more distance, or the switch cast for even longer casts. Simon Gawesworth shares casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip. Whether you're a small-stream angler casting for tough trout or a saltwater fly fisher wanting to put your fly out beyond the breakers, Simon has refined spey casts for your one-handed rod needs. The single spey allows you to change the direction of the cast and is especially useful on rivers with overhanging trees and bushes. You will be able to target fast-travelling bonefish on flats and cruising trout in lakes. If the wind is blowing downstream with the current, the double spey is your answer. The snake roll also works well when you have to change direction and have obstructions behind; not only that, it is fast and quiet. The snap T is great for casting big flies, weight, and sink tips. For times when you want to keep the fly line low and horizontal, if you are casting under an obstacle, you will want to learn the side cast.The shepherd's crook (often called the positive curve cast or negative curve cast) builds on the side cast. Bending the end of the fly line, you can cast around a rock or directly upstream to a fish that you would otherwise spook by casting over its head. The reach cast bends the end of the fly line nearest you, avoiding obstacles close to you. For fishing sinking lines, the aerial mend puts the mend in the line when you need it, before the line sinks. Gawesworth teaches several options for putting slack in the line. He even has casting solutions for multiple problems, like when you have bushes behind and an overhanging branch in front. You will learn ways to cast a fly to cope with obstructions wherever you find them and whatever water you fish, making it possible for you to fish the waters that frustrate other anglers., Covers spey techniques useful for all rods Casting techniques practical for everyday fishing situations Expert spey caster Simon Gawesworth shares casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip. Whether you're a small-stream angler casting for tough trout or a saltwater fly fisher, Simon has refined spey casts for all one-handed rod needs: the single spey, double spey, snake roll, snap T, side cast, shepherd's crook, reach cast, and aerial mends. Learn ways to cast a fly to cope with obstructions wherever you find them and whatever water you fish, making it possible for you to fish the waters that frustrate other anglers.", Presents casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip. This title features casting solutions for multiple problems, like when you have bushes behind and an overhanging branch in front. It helps you learn ways to cast a fly to cope with obstructions wherever you find them., Covers spey techniques useful for all rods Casting techniques practical for everyday fishing situations Expert spey caster Simon Gawesworth shares casts adapted from two-handed spey casting that enable you to fish the challenging spots most anglers skip. Whether you're a small-stream angler casting for tough trout or a saltwater fly fisher, Simon has refined spey casts for all one-handed rod needs: the single spey, double spey, snake roll, snap T, side cast, shepherd's crook, reach cast, and aerial mends. Learn ways to cast a fly to cope with obstructions wherever you find them and whatever water you fish, making it possible for you to fish the waters that frustrate other anglers.

LC Classification NumberSH454.25.G378 2010