Trout Spey Tactics

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Join me for a trout spey outing in the Snowy Mountains in south-eastern Australia where I try to show you in depth some of the fishing aspects of trout spey. Although it has been popular overseas for a while, trout spey is an emerging technique in Australian waters and there is still much to be figured out about how best to apply it to our local rivers. Almost all of the information that I've been able to find online about trout spey revolves around casting techniques, so I wanted to do a video focussing instead on the fishing aspects of it and how to approach the river. I hope you find this enjoyable and informative - if you do or if you have any questions please leave a comment and don't forget to subscribe!
For more info on Peter Morse's Trout Spey weekends visit his website at:
wildfish.com.au/
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@OverlandPNW 3 года назад

I still have a lot to learn about spey casting. So good video for me to watch !

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks, hope it helps! :)

@gregwilson6636 3 года назад

nice brownie! great video, very informative about spey casting and streamcraft. Im sure people new to ( first 15 years) can glean alot from this vid. Your other vids are a treasure chest of fly fishing gold also! Thankyou Peachy

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks Greg! Glad you enjoyed it mate! :)

@Iheartmyson Год назад

Great learning video. that rod and set up look so perfect. I Just getting into spey and troutspey. Happy nowadays we have skagit and scandi lines. avout 16 years ago I went to Norway again, but with a (cheap) and very long soft spey rod and a spey line. I practiced, but not enough. plus the set up was so badly tuned. I now have several way shorter d.h rods. and a real nice troutspey #3 . with the exact # heads. The dynamics seems to be intuïtive. And thanks to also this video and many more, I am learning. and when the line shoots a tight loop out hard ,rolling out in the air There its so satisfying. Thanks for making these video's

@PeachyFlyFishing Год назад

Thanks Ralph! A #3 trout spey rod is a lovely weight, it's about the perfect middle ground I reckon that allows you to do so much without being too heavy for the size of fish, hope you catch a few good ones! :)

@goldentwilight1944 3 года назад

Thanks Peachy, well done! That river was pumping! you did well to land a nice fish in tough conditions. Those fish wouldn't have moved far in that flow to take your flies, that brownie was sitting in behind that bush and your flies must have hit him on the head. Great video with good explanations!

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks Paul! Yep it was really pumping that day, another foot and it would've been up over the banks. Yes it does make it harder in those conditions, less obvious feeding lies for the fish and poorer visibility also. :)

@jensbaufeldt7543 3 года назад

Great content mate.

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks Jens! Glad you're enjoying it mate! :)

@TheSilver9r 3 года назад

What kind of rig are you fishing? Looks like either a very light rod or a heavy head. Nicely done. Update, never mind, watched a little more and you covered what rod and lines etc. Looking forward to spending my winters in Australia swinging some flies when I retire.

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks mate, yes it's a Sage Trout Spey HD 10'9" 2 wt, line is an SA Spey Lite Skagit 240 grain. :)

@TheReefRobber 3 года назад

New sub here. Great video! Thanks for sharing.

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it!

@TheReefRobber 3 года назад

@@PeachyFlyFishing you’re welcome. Also feel free to check out my channel if you care to.

@FlyFishingChronicles 11 месяцев назад

Why are you not doing overhead casts?

@PeachyFlyFishing 11 месяцев назад

A combination of bank side cover blocking the back cast in some spots, but also the point was to practice my Spey casting. :)

@TheSilver9r 3 года назад

Work on your double spey or a snake roll into a single spey for that tight second spot, then you don't need room for your upstream anchor. LOL! At about the 49 min mark you are doing just that!

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Haha! Thanks, I'll go back and have a look at that!

@JackaHeineken 3 года назад

Hi! Good video! Most of the time when i`m fishing trouts/graylings/rainbows etc, i`m using switch rods. And it has been like that about 10 or 11 years now. I`m interested of Sage Trout Spey HD rods and mainly #1 rod. You have #2 on a video. What do you think about that rod? Casting capability to a good distances? And do you have any experience about other switch / trout spey rods? Best regards! Jukka H.

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

Thanks Jukka! I love the Sage Trout Spey HD #2, it's a wonderful rod. Of course casting distance etc is down to casting ability, conditions, leader and flies etc, but with the 240gr skagit line on there and a light mow tip (80gr) I have been able to cast out to around 80-90 feet, which I think is impressive for a 10'9" 2 weight. With the scandi line on there the distance is a little bit less probably because it's a lower grain weight overall with the leader. I have cast a few other spey/switch rods, mostly Sages and Redingtons and I think it compares very favourably with the other rods I've cast. With the skagit line it is also capable of casting bigger heavier rigs than I had expected it would. With the Scandi you need to stick to the smaller flies. Hope that helps! :)

@JackaHeineken 3 года назад

@@PeachyFlyFishing Thank you very much for the answer. It did help me :)

@TheSilver9r 3 года назад

Is this in Victoria or NSW?

@PeachyFlyFishing 3 года назад

NSW, but pretty close to the border... ;)

@_sylvan2982 2 года назад

Fish was out of the water way too long! Other wise great stuff

@PeachyFlyFishing 2 года назад

Thanks Sylvan. :)

@garryb4208 2 года назад

You need to learn to mend your line in the cast, you are missing tons of fish with all that slack you through into your mends. You should be able to fish your fly immediately.

@PeachyFlyFishing 2 года назад

Thanks Garry, appreciate your feedback. I try to throw mostly aerial mends, it's usually the way to go. When I'm mending in this vid you might not be able to see clearly from the video but they are big upstream aerial mends before the line hits the water. When I do that it's to give the flies a bit more sink time before commencing the swing, but I am still in touch following them down with the rod tip. It's a way of getting a little more depth on the fly without going to the trouble of changing tips. :)