Two-Handed Fly Casting: Spey Casting Techniques

Two-handed rods have moved from relative obscurity to the forefront of modern fly-fishing. In this practical, straight-forward manual, Al Buhr, America's leading instructor reveals the secrets of 16 Spey Casts, complete with superb step-by-step text and photos. This book unlocks the secrets of 16 different casts that solve many fishing situations. This is a practical, experience based guide that is ideal for casters of all skill levels. This book has casts and helpful hints for the beginning caster, the essential Spey casts and situation Spey casts that will solve many fishing circumstances. Each cast is laid out in a clear sep-by-step progression, as well as, when and where to use them. The fault analyst section lays out how to find faults and cure them, list many of the common faults, causes and cures. Spey casting is a great way to improve your success in flyfishing. It is an ideal method to present a fly with ease with no back cast. the rods long length improves line control for better presentations. In windy conditions, Spey casting provides a level of safety. Using leverage of the two hands to form the cast is less stressful on the arms and shoulders making it ideal for those who have experienced a loss of strength. Brute strength is never required. This is ideal for anyone who may have experienced fatigue casting a large single-handed rod.