Critical River Casts to Learn for Trout Fly Fishing Success 

Simon Gawesworth has to be one of the best teachers out there for fly fishing. Such a pleasure to watch his demonstrations.

Another gem, Simon 🎣☮

Killer video. These casts mean the difference between catching 3 fish and 20.

I enjoy your teaching style. Well explained and demonstrated. My favorite cast is a totally vertical back load (whatever that's called) because of a wall of trees at my back and then gently just lay it down with the fly settling gently right where I want it. I like the sidecast too, and the roll is the first one I taught my kids when they were just out of diapers. Tip for teaching your children to fly fish- make a super short leader, like 2ft. And use a 3wt setup. Kids don't know it's difficult if they see you do it and you coach them. They think that's normal. And technically, it is. I really liked your message at the end. Leave no trace. My one exception is giving trout guts to the birds

This is a good instruional video. I passed it along to a friend with hopes itll help make better casts, n more hookups. Keep up the good videos! God Bless n Fish on!

Great video and message at the end! Well done and I liked the way you explained the why and uses for each cast. Thanks

Really great video! Very easy to understand.

Thank you!

Great video thx for the knowledge. Love the new series thx for your time and effort.

OUTSTANDING

Thanks for sharing.

Nice video Simon. I cheat on some conditions, by swapping out to . A micro spinning reel, when there is no way too to cast with a fly reel . As fishing from the shore line, & bushes & trees 3ft behind you. Can't whadd out as the drop off , go's from 3ft to 12ft . That method is excellent if you are fishing rivers & steams.

Nice tutorial

Thanks very much

Practice, practice, and much more practice. I want to be better 🎣

Hey Farbank the new set although nice seems a little detached from the topic. Between the lighting and white/grey obsession it doesn’t mesh with the sports feel.