Image: Louis Cahill
If you have actually never ever tossed a two-handed rod before, starting can be daunting. Sure, it’s still a fishing pole and fly line, however the rod is even longer, the lines are more complicated, and the casting takes significantly more attention to information.
Speaking as somebody who taught myself the essentials of trout spey in 2015, it is worth the effort, however. And if you want to minimize your aggravations and get a much better jump-start than I did, you need to read this most current series of posts over at Gink & Gasoline.
Louis Cahill has 3 posts in the series up until now, and I ‘d anticipate to see a couple of more, that cover whatever from establishing Spey and Skagit heads, to utilizing the appropriate grip, to picking the best line for the design of fishing you want to do. There’s a video to see too, so if you’re more of a visual student, you’ll still discover something in this series to assist.
You can discover the series of posts here.
