Bridge Fly Fishing Spey Casting Tutorial: The Forward Casting Stroke

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In this video company founder and line designer Tim Arsenault gives tips to improve your forward casting stroke. Videography by www.aarongoodisphoto.com

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15 апр 2022

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@Strontyum 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much for your videos! After so many frustrating attempts, they have helped me with the sjngle spey more than any one else.

@ShinobuInoue 2 года назад

Tim is amazing! !! The position of the arm is outstandingly wonderful! !!

@wengehua88 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video from start to finish. You have a gift for breaking things down and explaining the mechanics of what is going on with clarity and simplicity. Love your videos. Thank you!

@MatthewSTEELHEADERBC 2 года назад

The Jay-Z of spey returns with another casting tutorial drop!! Thanks Tim! Best lines best spey instructor.

@rickboswell9648 2 года назад

The best video I've seen that explains my casting errors...in a positive way. Always good to come back to this one to get re-aligned.

@Mark-xp7om 7 месяцев назад

Really helpful videos.

@ryanenns 2 года назад

Well done Aaron and Tim!!! More of these please, extremely helpful tips that I’ll hopefully remember next time I’m out 😂

@christiancherry1377 Год назад

Excellent tips esp. as you talk about the whole system. We have to excite the whole system with the end release in a straight line, with the tip high. Great video.

@martinhiggins1225 Год назад

By far the best video's out there..excellent casting

@rubenrosati1673 2 года назад

Rubén Tim you are an excellent teacher your instructions are clear and precise

@MrBonafide1 2 года назад

Thanx for a great video. Changed my casting. So simple and effective. I live in Scandinavia and no one explained it as simple as you. Thank you.

@scottnorris6529 2 года назад

Awesome instruction, explanation, and video production. Great job you guys!

@steelhd32 2 года назад

Thanks for a very straightforward explanation. I’m anxious to hit the river and put these tips to use.

@MrLigdem 2 года назад

Now I know what I have to work on when angling the anker! Excellent:) Thanks for sharing!

@lukaskoltusky423 2 года назад

Awesome video man. I Pick stuff up every time I watch you cast.

@decoydavesmith 2 года назад

Fabulous and thank you Tim!

@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins 2 года назад

awesome instruction and great videography

@ristorikuasikainen1957 2 года назад

Keep it simple. Excellent demo.

@hectorluisagrest3570 2 года назад

Timmy great video and tutorial Congratulations

@beard999000 Год назад

Excellent instructional video. Superb.

@quigleyoutside 8 месяцев назад

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!!

@andrewwood4013 Год назад

Killer video. Thanks for the help.

@nicolelewis1828 2 года назад

Tim, thanks for this excellent video. I am a new spey caster and I get out and practice often. I've got a decent Snap-T and Double spey. This season I will be working on my Snake Roll and Single Spey casts.

@mdekelver1 2 года назад

Practice! See you out there on the 14th I hope.

@lloydbie2048 Год назад

Thanks Tim!!!

@jacekmyslinski9629 2 года назад

Awesome like always .....

@stevejones5391 2 года назад

Great tips

@michelcadic546 2 года назад

Excellent.

@jess0493 Месяц назад

Just curious, was the line used a Mainstem or a Tributary? Thanks! :)

@MrGreegor69 2 года назад

Fantastic instructional video. I’ve been Spey casting for years here in Scotland but it’s always great to see someone break the cast down & every day is a school day. What is the set up you are casting??

@bridgeflyfishingproducts6170 2 года назад

Thanks so much, the rod is a Bruce and Walker Powerlite 15 foot 7/9 and the line is a Bridge Mainstem 8/9

@chalillofviso8980 Год назад

@@bridgeflyfishingproducts6170 hey Tim! I have a Bruce &Walker competition rod ....which line would you recommend?...and how far back would you trimmed it?...what would be the sweet spot for that line?...I'm really curious?..