Ed Ward on Out and Around 

I have seen TONS of Spey casting videos, Ed is the only one who always shows you how to do it in the simplest yet very intelligent way. 👍

This was the biggest change to fixing/bettering my spey trout cast .......thx

Ed is great at explaining these casts. I have been teaching my nephews how to cast the last fews years and I struggled to explain it to them even though I have been doing it for 27 years. I watch his videos and it helps me tremendously to teach my nephews. I send them the video links but at 11 and 16 years old they don't seem to want to watch casting videos🤣. Teaching them on the water though has been a blessing for me. Knowing how to cast is one thing, teaching how to cast is a whole new ball game. Huge thanks to Ed and OPST!

With each one of Ed’s videos my casting gets better and better! Thank you!!!

Ed, great to see it laid out on the ground like that. Very helpful. I have learned that your style casting with weighted flies casts much better.

Excellent! Thanks so much for your dedication to sharing your craft and passion for Spey casting that can be internalized and executed time after time.

Excellent descriptions Ed and very helpful as always. Thanks for the video, I always going something from watching/listening to you.

Really helped my spey game. Steelhead and trout skagit. Thanks

Sorry to ask a dumb question but when Ed says 45 degrees. I’m thinking he means 45 degrees behind you? Then drift around upward. This was a topic of conversation with a few casting friends and we had a difference of perception of what Ed meant.

great visual!

Very helpful! Thanks

First 😅 what would you say is the proper definition of the drift for Skagit casting?